How to cancel auto-redirecting when serving a single instance on two domains

[kenjdarhan (Ken)]

I have deployed discourse on two websites, xxxx.com.jp and xxxx.com.

When I put a .com.jp link in posts in the xxxx.com website, and when I click on the link, I am auto directed to the .com conterpart.

I do not want the auto-direction to happen. Can anyone tell me how to set that?

Thanks.

[pfaffman (Jay Pfaffman)]

I can’t tell on my phone.

You can look in the ssl template to see what adds the redirect and then add similar commands to remove it. I think that Setup Multisite Configuration with Let’s Encrypt and no Reverse Proxy removes the redirect.

@pfaffman

# do not redirect all hosts back to the main domain name
    - replace:
        filename: "/etc/nginx/conf.d/discourse.conf"
        from: /if \(\$http_host[^\}]*\}/m
        to: ""
    - replace:
        filename: "/etc/nginx/conf.d/discourse.conf"
        from: /return 301.*$/
        to: "return 301 https://$host$request_uri;"

[denvergeeks]

We might be able to help better if we could see the actual URLs!

[Yang1]

Hello, I also encountered the issue of redirection when developing a bilingual website in both Chinese and English. For example, the URL of the English website is “https://123.com,” and the URL of the Chinese website is “https://123.com.cn.” When I click to navigate from the English website to the Chinese website, it automatically removes the “.cn” from the Chinese website URL and redirects to the English website “https://123.com.” I am greatly looking forward to your response.

[pfaffman (Jay Pfaffman)]

My response above provides an example. Did you look there?

[Yang1]

Of course, I referred to your response, but I still encountered such an issue.Perhaps there might be other reasons. Is there any other solution?

[pfaffman (Jay Pfaffman)]

You can share your yml.

It’s possible that something has changed since those instructions were written