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Posted October 8, 2020 99 views
NginxArch LinuxInitial Server Setup

my setting: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tools/nginx?domains.0.server.domain=dl.noa.codes&domains.0.server.documentRoot=%2F&domains.0.server.wwwSubdomain=true&domains.0.https.letsEncryptEmail=himesaka%40noa.codes&domains.0.routing.index=index.html&domains.1.server.domain=schoolbot.noa.codes&domains.1.server.documentRoot=%2F&domains.1.server.wwwSubdomain=true&domains.1.https.letsEncryptEmail=himesaka%40noa.codes&domains.1.routing.index=index.html&global.https.sslProfile=modern&global.nginx.user=

if I connect to schoolbot.noa.codes, it redirects to dl.noa.codes
I don’t know what’s going on, I haven’t set up web server myself before.

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KFSys October 9, 2020

Hi @NoaHimesaka,

You have the same DocumentRoot which might be the root of the issue.

If you want to have different applications/websites for your two subdomains, you need to create the websites in different folders on your droplet and specify the DocumentRoot.

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KFSys

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  • NoaHimesaka October 10, 2020

    still redirects.
    if i connect to schoolbot.noa.codes, it redirects to dl.noa.codes, which is unexpected.

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    • KFSys October 12, 2020

      Hi @NoaHimesaka,

      Can you post your newest Nginx configuration file in order to see if everything is created properly now?

      Additionally, are you sure you don’t have a redirect somewhere in your applications hardcoded to be dl.noa.codes?

      Regards,
      KFSys

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