You need to point www.inplanesight.org to the same IP as inplanesight.org.
You can also make an A record in your DNS for *.inplanesigt.org which will
act as a "catch all" for any subdomain.
On Mon, May 18, 2015 at 1:54 AM Reinis Rozitis wrote:
> > Well this looks so simple in the nginx manual.
n't matter if you just do it right with canonical
> link.
>
> Nikolaj Schomacker
> 11 May 2015 08:49
>
> And a last thing you should be aware of if it applies to your case is SEO.
> Using multiple domains for images is perfectly fine in the eyes of Google,
> but be su
And a last thing you should be aware of if it applies to your case is SEO.
Using multiple domains for images is perfectly fine in the eyes of Google,
but be sure the same images is always served from the same subdomain. Also
be sure to have all of the subdomains added to the same webmasters account
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On Thu, Apr 16, 2015, 03:59 Mic Tremblay wrote:
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It's important that the right access is set for the files and folders in
/var/www/testdomain.ovh/web.
Nginx is running as user www-data (per default) and folders needs to be set
with (at least) execute and read permissions for www-data. For files read
permission is the least required.
~sjums
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