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How to Make Nginx Redirect .com to .org domain

Posted May 28, 2020 543 views
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I own two domains and I am trying to make the .com requests redirect to the .org website. So, if a user visits mydomain.com, I want Nginx to redirect them to mydomain.org and to serve that domains html file as defined in the server block. How do I do this?

Also, I am using Let’s Encrypt to enable HTTPS on each page, would I need to get a certificate for the .com domain or just the .org domain as that’s really the only one I am serving?

Thanks!

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KFSys May 29, 2020

Hi @ajdlc,

You should be able to use the following in your server block for your mydomain.com

server {
  server_name mydomain.com;
  rewrite ^ http://www.mydomain.org$request_uri? permanent;
}

This needs to be added to the Nginx conf of the domain you wish to be redirected from.

Regards,
KDSys

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  • ajdlc May 29, 2020

    Hi @KDSys,

    Thank you for the explanation! So I have a follow up question to this and that’s should I have 2 different confs? Currently, I have one conf, with the original server {} block and then the code you wrote above. Is that wrong? Should I have two confs, one for the .org and one for the .com?

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    • KFSys June 1, 2020

      Hi @ajdlc,

      Yes, you should have one configuration for your .com domain and one for your .org one. This is done everywhere like so in order for you to manage the domains more easily.

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