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I'm following this tutorial and have read these issues but am still getting stuck configuring my purchased ssl certificate correctly. I'm getting hung up after running the command from step 5 in the tutorial referenced above and getting a 

!    App not found

error form heroku. Here is a list of domains I have setup within heroku (as an aside when I run heroku domains getting a no resource error as well..).

mydomain.herokuapp.com
mydomian.com
secure.mydomain.com
www.mydomian.com

And all of my cnames records with dnsimple are as follows.

mydomian.com points to proxy.herokuapp.com

www.mydomian.com points to proxy.herokuapp.com

secure.mydomain.com points to proxy.herokuapp.com

I have added the heroku ssl add on, my app name in heroku GUI is mydomain, and have followed steps 1-4 in the tutorial above I believe I have the ssl end correctly configured. I'm not sure what I am missing here to get the above error?

Thanks for your attention on this.

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For those in similar situation here was the issue-

After reading this post I updated my .git file with the new name I had given the app. Which is why I was receiving the strange no resource found error above.

After this I just followed heroku documentation starting from here https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/ssl-endpoint#upload-certificates thus deviating from the blog tutorial I referenced above, and everything seems to be configured correctly.

If you're going through the same process RapidSSL, heroku, DNSimple. I highly recommend following the blog tutorial referenced above and picking up on the heroku documentation linked here if you're interested in getting it up and running quickly.

I hope this helps save some time for someone in the future.

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