By rsavreux
Really happy about the one click process. For reasons I don’t really understand, a random domain ( not mine) created a A record to my IP, serving my ghost content ( with a invalid certificate warning). What is the official “ghost” way to block theses? Happy to investigate nginx conf files, but maybe ghost cli has special options I missed? Thank you
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Hi there,
What I would usually do in this case is to create a separate Nginx server block for my main domain and a default Nginx server block that would handle all other host names and only serve a default page.
For more information on how to setup Nginx server blocks you could take a look at the following tutorial:
Hope that this helps! Regards, Bobby
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