Permanently redirect www and apex domain to subdomain on netlify
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on namecheap I own a site called anonplayer.com and I have used custom dns to point it to netlify servers
on netlify i'm running an app at test.anonplayer.com which works fine but I have been unable to get anonplayer.com and www.anonplayer.com to permanently redirect to test.anonplayer.com
I tried both CNAME and ALIAS records from their domains section
and I also tried the following _redirects in the public folder of my vue app
/* /index.html 200
https://anonplayer.com https://test.anonplayer.com
https://www.anonplayer.com https://test.anonplayer.com
https://anonplayer.com/* https://test.anonplayer.com/:splat
https://www.anonplayer.com/* https://test.anonplayer.com/:splat
and I get "5 redirect rules processed, All redirect rules deployed without errors" in the build logs.
does it have something to do with the fact that I have another site app.anonplayer.com running on netlify ?
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asked Nov 11 at 6:36
praneeth mendu
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on namecheap I own a site called anonplayer.com and I have used custom dns to point it to netlify servers
on netlify i'm running an app at test.anonplayer.com which works fine but I have been unable to get anonplayer.com and www.anonplayer.com to permanently redirect to test.anonplayer.com
I tried both CNAME and ALIAS records from their domains section
and I also tried the following _redirects in the public folder of my vue app
/* /index.html 200
https://anonplayer.com https://test.anonplayer.com
https://www.anonplayer.com https://test.anonplayer.com
https://anonplayer.com/* https://test.anonplayer.com/:splat
https://www.anonplayer.com/* https://test.anonplayer.com/:splat
and I get "5 redirect rules processed, All redirect rules deployed without errors" in the build logs.
does it have something to do with the fact that I have another site app.anonplayer.com running on netlify ?
netlify
asked Nov 11 at 6:36
praneeth mendu
547
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up vote
0
down vote
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on namecheap I own a site called anonplayer.com and I have used custom dns to point it to netlify servers
on netlify i'm running an app at test.anonplayer.com which works fine but I have been unable to get anonplayer.com and www.anonplayer.com to permanently redirect to test.anonplayer.com
I tried both CNAME and ALIAS records from their domains section
and I also tried the following _redirects in the public folder of my vue app
/* /index.html 200
https://anonplayer.com https://test.anonplayer.com
https://www.anonplayer.com https://test.anonplayer.com
https://anonplayer.com/* https://test.anonplayer.com/:splat
https://www.anonplayer.com/* https://test.anonplayer.com/:splat
and I get "5 redirect rules processed, All redirect rules deployed without errors" in the build logs.
does it have something to do with the fact that I have another site app.anonplayer.com running on netlify ?
netlify
asked Nov 11 at 6:36
praneeth mendu
547
on namecheap I own a site called anonplayer.com and I have used custom dns to point it to netlify servers
on netlify i'm running an app at test.anonplayer.com which works fine but I have been unable to get anonplayer.com and www.anonplayer.com to permanently redirect to test.anonplayer.com
I tried both CNAME and ALIAS records from their domains section
and I also tried the following _redirects in the public folder of my vue app
/* /index.html 200
https://anonplayer.com https://test.anonplayer.com
https://www.anonplayer.com https://test.anonplayer.com
https://anonplayer.com/* https://test.anonplayer.com/:splat
https://www.anonplayer.com/* https://test.anonplayer.com/:splat
and I get "5 redirect rules processed, All redirect rules deployed without errors" in the build logs.
does it have something to do with the fact that I have another site app.anonplayer.com running on netlify ?
netlify
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asked Nov 11 at 6:36
praneeth mendu
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asked Nov 11 at 6:36
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This should be the same as setting up a site with a www sub-domain on Netlify. Netlify will automatically enter these settings for you into DNS.
- Create a site for your bare domain
aanonplayer.com
- Add domain aliases
test.aanonplayer.comandwww.aanonplayer.com
- Make
test.aanonplayer.comthe primary
In _redirects for your site, use the following:
# Redirect domain aliases to primary domain
https://aanonplayer.com/* https://test.aanonplayer.com/:splat 301!
https://www.aanonplayer.com/* https://test.aanonplayer.com/:splat 301!
# Optional: Redirect default Netlify subdomain to primary domain
https://aanonplayer-com.netlify.com/* https://test.aanonplayer.com/:splat 301!
In Domain settings for the site, you should see something similar to:
In DNS you would see something similar to:
answered Nov 11 at 17:36
talves
5,09811131
The permanent redirects work correctly when I followed you advice but I ran into new problems and have edited my question to reflect that. Should I accept this answer and ask a new question instead ?
– praneeth mendu
Nov 12 at 13:09
Yeah, the issue may be spa related and have nothing to do with the redirects.
– talves
Nov 12 at 15:45
you're right my router was at fault, just had to fix that and add "/* /index.html 200" below the suggested rules, then everything was perfect. Thanks for the help
– praneeth mendu
Nov 13 at 7:09
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
This should be the same as setting up a site with a www sub-domain on Netlify. Netlify will automatically enter these settings for you into DNS.
- Create a site for your bare domain
aanonplayer.com
- Add domain aliases
test.aanonplayer.comandwww.aanonplayer.com
- Make
test.aanonplayer.comthe primary
In _redirects for your site, use the following:
# Redirect domain aliases to primary domain
https://aanonplayer.com/* https://test.aanonplayer.com/:splat 301!
https://www.aanonplayer.com/* https://test.aanonplayer.com/:splat 301!
# Optional: Redirect default Netlify subdomain to primary domain
https://aanonplayer-com.netlify.com/* https://test.aanonplayer.com/:splat 301!
In Domain settings for the site, you should see something similar to:
In DNS you would see something similar to:
answered Nov 11 at 17:36
talves
5,09811131
The permanent redirects work correctly when I followed you advice but I ran into new problems and have edited my question to reflect that. Should I accept this answer and ask a new question instead ?
– praneeth mendu
Nov 12 at 13:09
Yeah, the issue may be spa related and have nothing to do with the redirects.
– talves
Nov 12 at 15:45
you're right my router was at fault, just had to fix that and add "/* /index.html 200" below the suggested rules, then everything was perfect. Thanks for the help
– praneeth mendu
Nov 13 at 7:09
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
This should be the same as setting up a site with a www sub-domain on Netlify. Netlify will automatically enter these settings for you into DNS.
- Create a site for your bare domain
aanonplayer.com
- Add domain aliases
test.aanonplayer.comandwww.aanonplayer.com
- Make
test.aanonplayer.comthe primary
In _redirects for your site, use the following:
# Redirect domain aliases to primary domain
https://aanonplayer.com/* https://test.aanonplayer.com/:splat 301!
https://www.aanonplayer.com/* https://test.aanonplayer.com/:splat 301!
# Optional: Redirect default Netlify subdomain to primary domain
https://aanonplayer-com.netlify.com/* https://test.aanonplayer.com/:splat 301!
In Domain settings for the site, you should see something similar to:
In DNS you would see something similar to:
answered Nov 11 at 17:36
talves
5,09811131
The permanent redirects work correctly when I followed you advice but I ran into new problems and have edited my question to reflect that. Should I accept this answer and ask a new question instead ?
– praneeth mendu
Nov 12 at 13:09
Yeah, the issue may be spa related and have nothing to do with the redirects.
– talves
Nov 12 at 15:45
you're right my router was at fault, just had to fix that and add "/* /index.html 200" below the suggested rules, then everything was perfect. Thanks for the help
– praneeth mendu
Nov 13 at 7:09
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
This should be the same as setting up a site with a www sub-domain on Netlify. Netlify will automatically enter these settings for you into DNS.
- Create a site for your bare domain
aanonplayer.com
- Add domain aliases
test.aanonplayer.comandwww.aanonplayer.com
- Make
test.aanonplayer.comthe primary
In _redirects for your site, use the following:
# Redirect domain aliases to primary domain
https://aanonplayer.com/* https://test.aanonplayer.com/:splat 301!
https://www.aanonplayer.com/* https://test.aanonplayer.com/:splat 301!
# Optional: Redirect default Netlify subdomain to primary domain
https://aanonplayer-com.netlify.com/* https://test.aanonplayer.com/:splat 301!
In Domain settings for the site, you should see something similar to:
In DNS you would see something similar to:
answered Nov 11 at 17:36
talves
5,09811131
This should be the same as setting up a site with a www sub-domain on Netlify. Netlify will automatically enter these settings for you into DNS.
- Create a site for your bare domain
aanonplayer.com
- Add domain aliases
test.aanonplayer.comandwww.aanonplayer.com
- Make
test.aanonplayer.comthe primary
In _redirects for your site, use the following:
# Redirect domain aliases to primary domain
https://aanonplayer.com/* https://test.aanonplayer.com/:splat 301!
https://www.aanonplayer.com/* https://test.aanonplayer.com/:splat 301!
# Optional: Redirect default Netlify subdomain to primary domain
https://aanonplayer-com.netlify.com/* https://test.aanonplayer.com/:splat 301!
In Domain settings for the site, you should see something similar to:
In DNS you would see something similar to:
answered Nov 11 at 17:36
talves
5,09811131
answered Nov 11 at 17:36
talves
5,09811131
answered Nov 11 at 17:36
talves
5,09811131
answered Nov 11 at 17:36
talves
5,09811131
5,09811131
The permanent redirects work correctly when I followed you advice but I ran into new problems and have edited my question to reflect that. Should I accept this answer and ask a new question instead ?
– praneeth mendu
Nov 12 at 13:09
Yeah, the issue may be spa related and have nothing to do with the redirects.
– talves
Nov 12 at 15:45
you're right my router was at fault, just had to fix that and add "/* /index.html 200" below the suggested rules, then everything was perfect. Thanks for the help
– praneeth mendu
Nov 13 at 7:09
add a comment |
The permanent redirects work correctly when I followed you advice but I ran into new problems and have edited my question to reflect that. Should I accept this answer and ask a new question instead ?
– praneeth mendu
Nov 12 at 13:09
Yeah, the issue may be spa related and have nothing to do with the redirects.
– talves
Nov 12 at 15:45
you're right my router was at fault, just had to fix that and add "/* /index.html 200" below the suggested rules, then everything was perfect. Thanks for the help
– praneeth mendu
Nov 13 at 7:09
The permanent redirects work correctly when I followed you advice but I ran into new problems and have edited my question to reflect that. Should I accept this answer and ask a new question instead ?
– praneeth mendu
Nov 12 at 13:09
The permanent redirects work correctly when I followed you advice but I ran into new problems and have edited my question to reflect that. Should I accept this answer and ask a new question instead ?
– praneeth mendu
Nov 12 at 13:09
Yeah, the issue may be spa related and have nothing to do with the redirects.
– talves
Nov 12 at 15:45
Yeah, the issue may be spa related and have nothing to do with the redirects.
– talves
Nov 12 at 15:45
you're right my router was at fault, just had to fix that and add "/* /index.html 200" below the suggested rules, then everything was perfect. Thanks for the help
– praneeth mendu
Nov 13 at 7:09
you're right my router was at fault, just had to fix that and add "/* /index.html 200" below the suggested rules, then everything was perfect. Thanks for the help
– praneeth mendu
Nov 13 at 7:09
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