Hey community, I have currently the following isse and I’d be really happy, if someone could assist me on finding the right approach. I have installed discourse on an Ubuntu 21.10 server on Vultr went with the default setup and created already a let’s encrypt certificate (for www.example.com) dur…

I followed this advice, and added a line to my app.yml: [image] Set up Let’s Encrypt with multiple domains / redirects Sysadmins NOTE: @pfaffman says: This page needs to be cleaned up. There is now a new ENV setting that will let you add more hostnames. In you…

[image] JammyDodger: Though I don’t mind if people find me on the root domain or the www subdomain, so I haven’t tried it with redirects. Beware for duplicate content in search engines.

This is an area that I’m not that hot on. :slightly_smiling_face: What would the recommended way be? I currently have an A record for both the domain and the www subdomain that resolve to my digital ocean droplet.

Thanks a lot for your feedback @JammyDodger . I’ll give it a try even though it looks like it deals with a slightly different problem. But maybe it works. It is best practice to have only one version of your site. Duplicate Content: Why does it happen and how to fix issues - Moz

This kind redirecting is so trivial on any web-server and one googling reveals how to do it. Why is it different here?

I’m pretty certain that if you request both certificates it will redirect as you desire. The forcewww.com solution is easier. [image] Jagster: This kind redirecting is so trivial on any web-server and one googling reveals how to do it. Why is it different here? Because it’s inside of a docke…

Just a quick update to let you know what worked for me. I tried, but this didn’t worked for me.It looked like no additional certificate was issued. [image] Set up Let’s Encrypt with multiple domains / redirects Sysadmins NOTE: @pfaffman says: This page needs t…

[image] Elmi: I tried, but this didn’t worked for me.It looked like no additional certificate was issued. Though I haven’t tested it in the just month, I’m pretty sure it works. If you didn’t have your DNS set up correctly and ran it a bunch of times then you got rate limited. [image] Elm…

[image] Elmi: → https://example.com throws a certifcate error and is not redirected to the correct https://www.example.com (the certificate was issued for http://www.example.com and not for http://example.com) [image] Elmi: What is the best approach to make https://example.com redirect to…

[image] pfaffman: Because it’s inside of a docker container and none of the within-host solutions you find anywhere else are likely to be of any use. I see. And now you mentioned it I’ll start to remember — that was the second reason why I put Discourse behind ”normal” Nginx. The first reason…

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michaeld (Michael - Communiteq) January 16, 2022, 7:28pm 5

The easiest way is to use www.forcewww.com for that. (Disclaimer: that’s my own service)

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