Very cool. Very simple to understand once you understand it. I did figure
this out on my own simply by creating more files for the WWW side of each
domain. It now works properly. Thank you.
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I had to go back and create another conf file for the third domain as it was
now directing to the first domain if I use the WWW on it.
WEIRD! But creating another conf file works sounless you want to tell
me I'm doing it wrong, I'll leave it for now.
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I use geopeeker.com to accomplish the same thing only it renders the site so
you can see it, not just resolves the name.
I fixed the problem but I don't think it's the right way to do it. I
created a 4th conf file for just the WWW and it seems to be working
correctly now.
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I'm new to nginx but needed a solution like this. It's very cool but I'm a
newbie with a small problem.
I'm using nginx as a simple reverse web proxy. I have 3 domains on 2
servers. I'm using 3 files in sites-enabled called your-vhost1.conf ,
your-vhost2.conf and so on. The stand alone domain
