Questions tagged [www]
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My web-app works when visited without a www prefixed to its domain, but it returns a 522 error when visited with a www prefix
I am hosting a simple web-app on Cloudflare using pages and a basic DNS configuration for a custom domain name. For privacy sake, call it myapp. When I visit https://myapp.com the web-app works correctly, but when I visit https://www.myapp.com I am…
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What is the recommended approach for mapping naked hosted domains through DDNS to www?
I am hosting a few domains on "mydomain.com". I have created a CNAME mapping for all subdomains (*) to my DDNS entry "[my_name].ddns.net". These are working great.
I cannot create a CNAME record for the apex and the A name record doesn't work…
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A generic way to redirect all non-www https traffic to www https in nginx
Is it possible to put a redirect in 1 single server block to redirect any https (port 443) that do not have www to https://www...? I don't want to have to put that redirect in every single server block for each specific domain.
I currently have…
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Shiny App: Redirect non-www to https://www nginx
I created a shiny app in R that I'm hosting on a server at the 3838 port. I'm totally new to this, so I just followed tutorials. However, this problem has stumped even our brilliant IT guy.
My SSL is set up using lets encrypt and certbot for my…
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Site is not reachable without www after DNS record edit
I have a freshly built site on Wordpress, everything was fine until I decided to add WWW before the site name. I did it in WP and it worked, but GTmetrix measured some loading delays due WP redirects. So I decided to get rid of the WP redirects and…
DummyOne
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Is it possible to have multiple CNAME records for www?
As far as I know, it is possible to have multiple A records for one host - GitHub Pages for apex domain is an example:
185.199.108.153
185.199.109.153
185.199.110.153
185.199.111.153
It is done for load balancing, Geo DNS purposes, etc.
So, what…
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How to get rid of WWW from domain, and make it always redirect to https://example.com or https://foo.example.com
I'm using Apache2, and I'm still pretty new to it.
The issue I'm having is my site, is causing infinite loops, and I also want to get rid of the WWW portion from my domains and subdomains.
This is my conf file for port 80:
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c0ry
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