Virtual-Hosts | vpn mode , supports wildcard DNS records | DNS library
kandi X-RAY | Virtual-Hosts Summary
kandi X-RAY | Virtual-Hosts Summary
hosts for android,implement by vpn mode,supports wildcard DNS records. Virtual Hosts app helping developers customized hosts(/system/etc/hosts) File on android devices(no root).
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- Create the card view
- Starts the setup process
- Extracts the response code from a Bundle
- Start an in - app purchase
- Set up the instance
- Read a stream into a string
- Parses the input stream to get the list of hosts
- Get HTTP request string
- Converts this message to a string
- Main worker thread
- Generates a TSIG record for a message
- Main loop
- Converts the RRS signature to a string
- Converts the rdata to a string
- Invoke the proxy
- Private method used to read service information from a tokenizer
- Writes the wire to a DNS output stream
- Find the Sun JVM
- Converts the RR value to a Base64 string
- Initializes the VirtualHost
- Runs the dns packet
- Converts this request to a String
- Converts the rdata to a string
- Initialize the instance
- Sends a message to a single server
- Reads the addresses from a tokenized string
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QUESTION
I followed the How To Deploy a Flask Application on an Ubuntu VPS and How To Install the Apache Web Server on Ubuntu 20.04 from Digital Ocean where my hosting is. I have two type A DNS records set up where the hostname is my URL with www and my URL without it, that direct to the value of my public IP.
I can change which address shows the correct information by changing ServerName to either my public IP, my website with www, or my website without www. How can I make it so that www.mywebsite.com and mywebsite.com both show correctly? A redirect surely can't be the right answer?
Here is the conf file: /etc/apache2/sites-available/FlaskApp.conf
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-12 at 20:58For anyone else with this problem I found a solution by adding a server alias:
QUESTION
After two days of trying, I am completely at a loss with adding a certificate to my second domain. Here is my situation:
What works:
I have a dynamic site (domain1 / site1) hosted on a Digital Ocean droplet running Ubuntu. It is served using Apache and uses the Flask microframework. Everything works correctly, and I was able to install a Let's Encrypt certificate successfully using certbot.
I have added a second dynamic site (domain2 / site2) to the same droplet, sharing the single IP across the two domains/sites. I was able to get this working by following this answer: hosting multiple Flask apps for unique domains. Now I can:
(1) visit site1 via domain1 over HTTPS like I always could
(2) visit site2 via domain2 over HTTP.
What doesn't:
The problem comes in when I try to add a new Let's Encrypt certificate to site2/domain2. The tutorial at Digital Ocean and the certbot documentation suggest all I need to do is run certbot again with the new domain. A new certificate is created, but best case scenario, site1 becomes a "potential security risk" and site2 is still insecure.
Below are the contents of /etc/apache2/sites-available/ files BEFORE I attempt to install the second certificate.
000-default.conf
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-06 at 05:33I thought I'd update this with what ended up working for those who run into the same issue. I ended up having to remove all the certificates, then add them one at a time manually, using:
QUESTION
As I found a blocker in one approach to make a Django app production ready I've gone with a different approach documented here.
In particular, this question is about this step where it says «Restart Apache for the changes to be taken into effect» and has the following associated command
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-29 at 17:40"command not found" does not point to "incorrect permissions". You're getting errors because the script is not in your PATH. There's two ways you can go this
- Discover and specify the full path.
- Specify the current directory.
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QUESTION
In my little virtual-hosts config with nginx I encountered a new problem.
I tried to setup a "webmail" subdomain for every one of my virtual hosts using a server_name wildcard
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-12 at 16:47Yes, but not the way you are hoping...
The problem you have is that nginx needs to terminate the SSL before it can read the stream content to get the Host header to set the server_name to decide which certificate and key are needed to terminate the SSL. That's why variables and maps will never work, because they can't yet exist at the point when nginx needs to read the certificate.
(I believe there are Lua functions in OpenResty that deal with certificate handling, but I think this is more about certificate life-cycles rather than choosing one on-the-fly per request which is what you want.)
The way to achieve this is to script your conf generation, using perl, python, bash, whatever you're comfortable with. Describe a common server block template that only needs to be given the domain name, and generate a copy of that for each domain. They can be all in one file, or included from separate files, whatever works for you.
Tip: If you name a conf file with a dot prefix, like .server-tpl.conf, then it will be ignored by the usual include conf.d/*.conf. That way, you can keep this template together with your other conf files, but only the populated copy(s) will be loaded.
QUESTION
I'm trying to setup my site on the server. I've uploaded it and it's currently running on the server but the problem comes when I try to setup a reverse proxy on the domain so that I can access the site. I had followed the WHM documentation on how to do a reverse proxy and it worked but it also redirected the subdomains. Below is the tutorial i followed for modifying an individual virtual host.
https://docs.cpanel.net/ea4/apache/modify-apache-virtual-hosts-with-include-files/
In short, I'd like to be able to access my site, example.com, without affecting my subdomains, webmail.example.com. Below is my conf file
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-22 at 05:47So after having contacted the cpanel support, they could not answer why the method I used above wasnt working and they gave an alternative solution. I ended up using an interface called Application manager on Cpanel. It's the easiest way of installing a nodejs application on a cpanel server. Below is the documentation on how to use it to run yourr application
https://docs.cpanel.net/knowledge-base/web-services/how-to-install-a-node.js-application/
Hope this helps someone
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Install Virtual-Hosts
You can use Virtual-Hosts like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the Virtual-Hosts component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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