"www." Redirects

1	Hi, is there one "best way" to configure redirects from mydomain.com to www.mydomain.com? I'm running a rails 3 application. Thanks! redirect htaccess domain rails asked 31 Dec '10, 11:43 kevindickerson 21●1●3●6 accept rate: 0%

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Indeed there is. We have documentation doing exactly this right here :)

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answered 31 Dec '10, 11:48

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So, in the Websites control panel area, I have my Rails website already pointing to the mydomain.com subdomain, and my Site apps configured for my Rails app, and the / URL path.

When I try to add a new site to the mydomain.com subdomain, and then add the "redirector" Static/CGI/PHP app, I get an error message since my main app is already configured similarly. What is the proper way to set this up?

(31 Dec '10, 12:17) kevindickerson

First remove mydomain.com from the site that is serving the Rails app, then create the new site to serve your redirect app from mydomain.com.

(31 Dec '10, 12:32) seanf

First I had to click Domains under Domains/Websites, and then choose to edit my domain. Then I added a new subdomain for www.mydomain.com, and then applied my main application to www.mydomain.com and the redirector Static/CGI/PHP app to the non-www mydomain.com.

(03 Jan '11, 13:48) kevindickerson

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