coffeeboyuk
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By the way, running the command I see nothing returning. Just to rerun things, I went into host access control to see if the error logs generated and I see these lines: [2023-08-01 21:09:37 +0100...
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Hi, I see something here but don't understand it. Net::SSLeay error left in queue from previous call: "error:140E0197:SSL routines:SSL_shutdown:shutdown while in init"" (336462231) at /usr/local/...
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Hey guys, just an update but the root of the domain is working with just the cname. Hurrary. That's weird, though because you don't need the @ A record for mydomain.com. Need to back track what r...
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Why don't you guys rebuild the DNS, so we can point the cname to another website address instead of pointing it to an IP address. We need great changes for the good of man kind.
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You wouldn't be able to add a second domain to their existing zone either. An Alias sets up a redirect inside the Apache configuration so two domains point to the same content. This way, you jus...
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Do you control both the domains on the same server? If so, you could create an Alias in cPanel so multiple domains point to the same content.
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There isn't a way to do this with only the DNS system that I am aware of. That sucks. Can this be added as a feature?
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I did some more digging on this and found this: "A CNAME cannot be placed at the root domain level, because the root domain is the DNS Start of Authority (SOA) which must point to an IP address. ...
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It doesn't work. I get the following error: (note: i replaced mydomain.com with an aliase for privacy reasons) Error: API failure: Zone is invalid: Line 14: mydomain.com: CNAME and other data; L...
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Thanks for the additional details. I don't see why you couldn't have a main domain point to a CNAME. You'd just want to replace the main "domain.com IN A x.x.x.x" with "domain.com IN CNAME other...