Thanks all. I will not use the catch all but will enter the www.example.com
in the name server.
I spent some time reading up on Nginx to be er um less stupid, but should
have spent more time on DNS. ;-)
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Well this looks so simple in the nginx manual. I have cleared the browser
cache. so I am running out of simple idea. The domain is inplanesight.org.
http://www.inplanesight.org will 404
http://inplanesight.org works fine
Here is the server part of the nginx.conf file:
Thanks halozen and Francis. Knowing where to read in the manual is half the
battle.
I think I will tackle combining the iredmail code into my own website since
at the moment I only have one domain I am going to put on this server.
With flexibility comes head scratching. It seems like nginx has t
I think I failed to explain my problem correctly. It seems to me whatever I
do for the test would be on the server side, not client side. Studying your
reply, I think your solution maps domain.com to ipaddress (dotted quad) from
the client side. What I need to do is have the one ip address I have f
I have an existing website at a hosting service. I have contracted with a
virtual server company and have installed iredmail, which in turn installs
nginx, [Oddly, Appache2 as well, though probably not relevant.]
Since I have an ip address for the server, I am able to test the email
service. [Onl
Argh! Pilot error! Once I cleared the browser cache, the website works.
Sorry to waste your time.
Next time I post, I'll try to have a real problem.
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Total newb here so apologies in advance. (Silly me, I could have set up
Apache, but I decided to learn something new.)
I have an existing website hosted on a server running apache. I am setting
up a new server, this one being vitrual and bare bones, i.e. nothing
installed but linux. OS is debian.
