Ok, so this isn't exactly a XOOPS question, but I was wondering if any of you knew the answer anyway.

My situation is this:
I'm hosting from home and using dyndns to get a domain connected to my IP address.

I have a domain name registered with godaddy that is forwarded to my dyndns domain name

so it goes like this

example.org -> long.name.dyndns.org -> my server

It works great, but of course when you type example.org into the browser window, it gets changed after the forward to http://long.name.dyndns.org/modules/news.

I've experimented with using the masking option, but then my pages don't show up as http://example.org/modules/news or http://example.org/modules/whatever, they all get changed to just http://example.org, which I don't like.

Is there a way to hide just the ugly dyndns domain name so that all the directories show up just fine, but they're listed under http://example.org in the browser window?

Is this something that mod rewrite could even accomplish?