We are running a Discourse instance on our server, but we’ve encountered an issue where anyone can take our server’s public IP and create an A record on their own domain, effectively pointing their domain to our forum. We want to ensure that only our authorized domain can be used to access the foru…

Are you using a standard install ? By default discourse redirects to the hostname.

[image] Jay Pfaffman: By default discourse redirects to the hostname How would that play any roll? OP suggests now that everyone can mess up practically every web services in the world. Never mind. That’s why we have to configure hosts for web services. Everywhere, everytime, including Disco…

Thanks @Jagster and @pfaffman - I am working with @Abdelrahman_MoHamed on this. For my own understanding, if this is our discourse domain: forum.get.it which points to → 34.170.141.119 And someone sets up, lets say… hijack.get.it and points it to → 34.170.141.119 The expected behavior is that w…

[image] Jacob Peebles: The expected behavior is that when someone types in: hijack.get.it it will redirect to forum.get.it Yes. That’s the expected behavior and it appears to be the actual behavior. As far as I can tell you don’t have a problem. And most browsers will default to https: and h…

Yes, but nothing happens. Totally same thing that you have right now someone knocking using ssh, bots etc. If you set up such site/forum then yes they would send visitors who would see what ever you started using that domain. But they can’t hijack your domain, because you are telling to world wich …

[image] Jacob Peebles: hijack.get.it it will redirect to forum.get.it I understand that was just an example, but that spesific situation is impossible, because you own domain get.it and its nameservers dont know such DNS that would point to hijack.get.it` :smirk:

[image] Jacob Peebles: forum.get.it which points to → 34.170.141.119 And someone sets up, lets say… hijack.get.it and points it to → 34.170.141.119 Yes, @Jagster is right. If you own get.it (btw, wow, $$$$$) someone else cannot use your domain just with another subdomain.

Empêcher les domaines non autorisés de pointer vers notre instance Discourse

Soutien

pfaffman (Jay Pfaffman) Février 9, 2025, 1:35 2

Utilisez-vous une installation standard ? Par défaut, Discourse redirige vers le nom d’hôte.

Sujet		Réponses	Vues
Using Custom Domain Support	13	893	Août 19, 2024
Deny access on domain name Self-hosting hosting	3	1294	Novembre 7, 2016
After some hair pulling, I installed Discourse Self-hosting	3	579	Mars 24, 2023
Forcing access to Discourse via domain name only Self-hosting	4	929	Octobre 5, 2017
Setup discourse.domain.com with main site at domain.com Self-hosting	5	1433	Décembre 26, 2020

Empêcher les domaines non autorisés de pointer vers notre instance Discourse

Sujets connexes