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You don’t have an A record for your naked domain.
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Each droplet gets one IPv4 address. What is your actual, non technical goal though? You don’t need separate addresses to host multi…
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Creating a csr does not require knowledge of a “kind” of server.
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Add the key to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
It also sounds like you’re trying to login as root, which should disabled.
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Create a new A record and point it to your home IP.
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Omnibus installs its own instance of nginx, you can continue to use your own instance by starting at the “Using a non-bundled web-s…
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If you have not explicitly defined a default_server the first server block is chosen. Since neither of your server blocks contain t…
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If you’re pointing the blog cname to tumblr it has nothing to do with your server. You probably need to register your domain someho…
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I would first try redirecting http -> https
server { server_name xxx; return 301 https://$host$request_uri; }
If th…
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If you had issued a Strict-Transport-Security header at some point your browser saves this information and will reject connecting o…
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DigitalOcean provides unmanaged servers, all configuration is up to you.
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Just return 404 in whatever block you want.
server {
listen 80 default_server;
return 404;
}
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DNS doesn’t work like that. Clients can specify the port they want to connect to, or you can configure your web server to proxy por…
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