There should be a book written about Siteaccess/SiteRoot/Access Rules and Proxing Apache, but right now I'm just going to have to ask the community. This is how the URL can look like before and SiteRoots are set at all. Ex. (domain 0) http://www.localserver.com:8080/projects/myfriends/peter/familyphotos Now with a SiteRoot that "replaces" http://www.localserver.com:8080/projects Ex. (domain 1) http://www.manage-your-friend-account.com/peter/familyphotos And also a SiteRoot that "replaces" http://www.localserver.com:8080/projects/peter Ex. (domain 2) http://www.peterthefriend.com/familyphotos Do you see the difference between domain 1 and domain 2 ?? Only one folder down, then there's a new SiteRoot. Now to the problem. For Peter to go to his "manage-your-friend-account.com site", he bookmarks http://www.manage-your-friend-account.com/peter/ But when he goes to that URL, the first folder he bumps into is a folder that has a SiteRoot already!! Crash!! This causes the bookmarked URL to change to the one he crashes in to. I don't want that! I want to be able to fly into a folder that has a SiteRoot in it, but not to have the SiteRoot there affect the URL I'm coming in with. How is this possible?? Any nifty workaround hack is welcomed. In site/domain/proxy confusion. Peter