Use of www is dependant on your host; some will require the www prefix, others will not. If your host does not require it, then don't use it. You will NOT need to enter both in links.cfg.
If you have a name in front of the main URL (one.yourdomain.com), put that into links.cfg under # PATH and URL of Pages to be built. Just make sure the paths are correct, too.
Also, since your site is using PHP, you can have Links build pages with that extension, and you will be able to use PHP functions in them. In links.cfg under Build Options, change this to php :
# The name of an index file.
$build_index = "index.html";
# The extension to use for non index files:
$build_extension = ".html";
Leonard
aka PerlFlunkie
If you have a name in front of the main URL (one.yourdomain.com), put that into links.cfg under # PATH and URL of Pages to be built. Just make sure the paths are correct, too.
Also, since your site is using PHP, you can have Links build pages with that extension, and you will be able to use PHP functions in them. In links.cfg under Build Options, change this to php :
# The name of an index file.
$build_index = "index.html";
# The extension to use for non index files:
$build_extension = ".html";
Leonard
aka PerlFlunkie