By mendax23
Hi,
I added the domain to allowed hosts already like that:
ALLOWED_HOSTS = ["161.35.74.202", "*.example.de", "example.de"]
code
This is how my nginx sites available file looks like:
server {
listen 80;
server_name 161.35.74.202 example.de;
code
I am really frustrated right now because I cant find the mistake here. I tried a lot and would be really really grateful for an advice. Thanks
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Hi @mendax23,
Please change the allowed hosts from
ALLOWED_HOSTS = ["161.35.74.202", "*.example.de", "example.de"]
To
ALLOWED_HOSTS += ["161.35.74.202", "*.example.de", "example.de"]
You need to use += rather than just = so that it appends everything after the first entry.
Please try with that and see if you would get the proper outcome.
Additionally, I noticed the same question has been answered here - https://www.digitalocean.com/community/questions/400-error-bad-request-when-visiting-domain-name-ip-address-loads-fine
You may want to go through it, it might provide some other good suggestions.
Regards, KDSys
Try server_name 161.35.74.202 .example.de;
With this dot before example.de it uses *.example.de and example.de
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