Heroku Domain - my own domain is added as suffix to end of the heroku domain
I'm having a weird issue whereby after I added the CNAME record with my domain registrar, and I run the "host" command in terminal, my domain lighttree.co.za, is added as a suffix at the end of the heroku domain, which I know (and according to heroku docs) should not be there.
$ host ispprov.lighttree.co.za
ispprov.lighttree.co.za is an alias for classical-apple-
j39juha3sy7h7wnzhso39572.herokudns.com.lighttree.co.za.
classical-apple-j39juha3sy7h7wnzhso39572.herokudns.com.lighttree.co.za
has address 197.242.146.244
What have I done wrong?
heroku dns cname
asked Nov 13 '18 at 7:31
Stephan Du ToitStephan Du Toit
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I'm having a weird issue whereby after I added the CNAME record with my domain registrar, and I run the "host" command in terminal, my domain lighttree.co.za, is added as a suffix at the end of the heroku domain, which I know (and according to heroku docs) should not be there.
$ host ispprov.lighttree.co.za
ispprov.lighttree.co.za is an alias for classical-apple-
j39juha3sy7h7wnzhso39572.herokudns.com.lighttree.co.za.
classical-apple-j39juha3sy7h7wnzhso39572.herokudns.com.lighttree.co.za
has address 197.242.146.244
What have I done wrong?
heroku dns cname
asked Nov 13 '18 at 7:31
Stephan Du ToitStephan Du Toit
136
add a comment |
I'm having a weird issue whereby after I added the CNAME record with my domain registrar, and I run the "host" command in terminal, my domain lighttree.co.za, is added as a suffix at the end of the heroku domain, which I know (and according to heroku docs) should not be there.
$ host ispprov.lighttree.co.za
ispprov.lighttree.co.za is an alias for classical-apple-
j39juha3sy7h7wnzhso39572.herokudns.com.lighttree.co.za.
classical-apple-j39juha3sy7h7wnzhso39572.herokudns.com.lighttree.co.za
has address 197.242.146.244
What have I done wrong?
heroku dns cname
asked Nov 13 '18 at 7:31
Stephan Du ToitStephan Du Toit
136
I'm having a weird issue whereby after I added the CNAME record with my domain registrar, and I run the "host" command in terminal, my domain lighttree.co.za, is added as a suffix at the end of the heroku domain, which I know (and according to heroku docs) should not be there.
$ host ispprov.lighttree.co.za
ispprov.lighttree.co.za is an alias for classical-apple-
j39juha3sy7h7wnzhso39572.herokudns.com.lighttree.co.za.
classical-apple-j39juha3sy7h7wnzhso39572.herokudns.com.lighttree.co.za
has address 197.242.146.244
What have I done wrong?
heroku dns cname
heroku dns cname
asked Nov 13 '18 at 7:31
Stephan Du ToitStephan Du Toit
136
asked Nov 13 '18 at 7:31
Stephan Du ToitStephan Du Toit
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 7:31
Stephan Du ToitStephan Du Toit
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 7:31
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 7:31
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The way DNS work, the CNAME value will append your domain name by default.
You can resolve this by adding a dot (.) at the end of your CNAME value.
In your DNS provider configuration, replace the CNAME value to be:
classical-apple-j39juha3sy7h7wnzhso39572.herokudns.com.
Don't forget the dot at the end :-)
answered Nov 13 '18 at 11:10
Damien MATHIEUDamien MATHIEU
23.4k126184
Awesome! Thanks so much Damien. It worked. Appreciate your assistance.
– Stephan Du Toit
Nov 14 '18 at 3:02
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The way DNS work, the CNAME value will append your domain name by default.
You can resolve this by adding a dot (.) at the end of your CNAME value.
In your DNS provider configuration, replace the CNAME value to be:
classical-apple-j39juha3sy7h7wnzhso39572.herokudns.com.
Don't forget the dot at the end :-)
answered Nov 13 '18 at 11:10
Damien MATHIEUDamien MATHIEU
23.4k126184
Awesome! Thanks so much Damien. It worked. Appreciate your assistance.
– Stephan Du Toit
Nov 14 '18 at 3:02
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The way DNS work, the CNAME value will append your domain name by default.
You can resolve this by adding a dot (.) at the end of your CNAME value.
In your DNS provider configuration, replace the CNAME value to be:
classical-apple-j39juha3sy7h7wnzhso39572.herokudns.com.
Don't forget the dot at the end :-)
answered Nov 13 '18 at 11:10
Damien MATHIEUDamien MATHIEU
23.4k126184
Awesome! Thanks so much Damien. It worked. Appreciate your assistance.
– Stephan Du Toit
Nov 14 '18 at 3:02
add a comment |
The way DNS work, the CNAME value will append your domain name by default.
You can resolve this by adding a dot (.) at the end of your CNAME value.
In your DNS provider configuration, replace the CNAME value to be:
classical-apple-j39juha3sy7h7wnzhso39572.herokudns.com.
Don't forget the dot at the end :-)
answered Nov 13 '18 at 11:10
Damien MATHIEUDamien MATHIEU
23.4k126184
The way DNS work, the CNAME value will append your domain name by default.
You can resolve this by adding a dot (.) at the end of your CNAME value.
In your DNS provider configuration, replace the CNAME value to be:
classical-apple-j39juha3sy7h7wnzhso39572.herokudns.com.
Don't forget the dot at the end :-)
answered Nov 13 '18 at 11:10
Damien MATHIEUDamien MATHIEU
23.4k126184
answered Nov 13 '18 at 11:10
Damien MATHIEUDamien MATHIEU
23.4k126184
answered Nov 13 '18 at 11:10
Damien MATHIEUDamien MATHIEU
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answered Nov 13 '18 at 11:10
Damien MATHIEUDamien MATHIEU
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Awesome! Thanks so much Damien. It worked. Appreciate your assistance.
– Stephan Du Toit
Nov 14 '18 at 3:02
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Awesome! Thanks so much Damien. It worked. Appreciate your assistance.
– Stephan Du Toit
Nov 14 '18 at 3:02
Awesome! Thanks so much Damien. It worked. Appreciate your assistance.
– Stephan Du Toit
Nov 14 '18 at 3:02
Awesome! Thanks so much Damien. It worked. Appreciate your assistance.
– Stephan Du Toit
Nov 14 '18 at 3:02
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