By daniloef
Hi.
I want to install a CDN and I set up a CNAME for mydomain.com like:
s -> mydomain.netdna-cdn.com.
But, when I try to view, for example, a image from something like http://s.mydomain.com/image.jpg, It redirects me to http://s.myDEFAULT_FIRST_DIGITAL_OCEANdomain.com/image.jpg (with 404 error, obviously).
Any suggestion?
PS: I am using nginx.
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@daniellekwint: I don’t see where Pablo’s answer is incorrect? He’s trying to help.
I added the following in my nginx site config, and problem fixed! But I am not sure if it’s the correct way to solve the problem. <br> <br>server { <br> listen 8080; (NOTE: I’m using varnish) <br> server_name s.mydomain.com; <br> rewrite ^ $scheme://mydomain.netdna-cdn.com$uri; <br>}
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