So does the redirect work or not. Typically when you are redirecting an old site to a new site you would no longer want or need to access that site. It is possible to still allow logins to the site, but you would have to use code such as this: http://forum.ait-pro.com/forums/topic/domain-masking-error/
It is very possible that it has to do with the htaccess files and hosting account hierarchy, structure, relationship and how things affect each other. Did you look at this link I posted above? http://forum.ait-pro.com/forums/topic/htaccess-files-for-multiple-website-domains/ If you would like for me to provide any kind of clue I would need to know the structure of sites under your hosting account and where htaccess files are in each folder. You can use the link above as a guide to post the same type of information about your structure: ie folder names and folders with htaccess files in them.
Ok, theoretically each domain is compartmentalized, so they all have their own .htaccess files, but there has to be something that interferes. That’s the only explanation I can find.
That is pretty close, but if you look at the link posted above then there is a parent / child relationship with htaccess files. The parent htaccess file will apply its rules to all child htaccess files, UNLESS you specifically add code in the parent htaccess file to tell it not to do that.
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