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How to install sendy on a subdomain?

Posted March 26, 2014 10.6k views
It's my first time interacting with a server, so please bear with me... I want to install sendy (http://sendy.co/get-started) on a subdomain of a site I currently host on Heroku. I use a ubuntu 12.04 + Lamp droplet. I uploaded the provided 'sendy' folder to ```var/www/sendy```. I also used my DNSimple account to create a CNAME and A records that both redirect my subdomain to the server IP address. When I go to ```mysubdomain.mydomain.com/sendy```, nothing happens. Can anyone help me figure out what I'm missing here?
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convoy March 26, 2014
Turns out I had an extra config.php in the root of my Sendy application. The 2 config.php were in conflict.
Deleted one of them and now it works.Turns out I had an extra config.php in the root of my Sendy application. The 2 config.php were in conflict.
Deleted one of them and now it works.
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ankitpr89 March 8, 2015

Seems you will have to update Apache setup and include the subdomain there.
Installing Sendy is little tricky. For us it took around 2 months to properly understand, but, fortunately, we came across a service called EasySendy, which automated everything for us.

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bineeshoc September 7, 2016

Hello,
Check http://mysubdomain.mydomain.com/sendy/_compatibility.php?i=1
Add my skype ocbineesh I can fix your issue.
thanks

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lexjacobs January 18, 2019

I’ve documented this exact case in a complete guide to installing Sendy. I’ve included a lot of detail that helps you understand what you are doing, and why. Please check it out here:

https://medium.com/@alexjacobs/installing-sendy-as-a-replacement-for-mailchimp-2019-update-the-complete-guide-with-automated-5a59c4bd7249

It also covers how to make automated backups of your database and automate sending those to an AWS S3 bucket, as well as using certbot to generate SSL certs for https.

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