namesilo | A client wrapper for the NameSilo API | REST library
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A client wrapper for the NameSilo API.
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QUESTION
I do not really know where to start, the other questions pertain to GoDaddy, which seems to have a different enough CNAME configuration area to namesilo that I don't see the parallels.
I bought domain on namesilo and now want to point to EC2 instance BUT
My app on EC2 runs on port 8069, and is also not https (no SSL cert?), so I have to enter http://MY.IP.ADD:8069 to get it to show up.
Anyone know what I can do to get my EC2 app to be retrieved if I enter
www.mydomain.com (without the port number)
AWS Instance and Route 53 'Hosted Zone'
Namesilo
Additionally, I would like to not have to worry about https leading to a 'This site can’t provide a secure connection ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR'
Any and all help appreciated, thank you!
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-31 at 20:30To be able to enter your domain name into a browser and have it resolve to a public IP, you need to configure an A (or AAAA for IPv6) record with your domain at your registrar (namesilo).
A/AAAA DNS records do not provide the ability to map to specific ports. So, when you enter http:// into your browser, the browser is resolving to the IP address configured in the DNS configuration of your registrar for your domain and then it initiates a TCP connection to that IP at port 80 (the default HTTP port). For HTTPS, it is port 443.
Since your application is not listening on port 80 (or 443 for HTTPS), you need to have some server that does listen on those ports and which translates between the incoming connection from a browser on port 80 or 443 and the connection to your application on port 8069.
And because you also want SSL with HTTPS, there are a few options here:
install an SSL/HTTPS capable proxy server on your EC2 instance, such as nginx or Apache HTTP server or any other variant, that acts as a reverse proxy towards your own application on port 8069. To obtain an SSL certificate for your domain, you could simply use letsencrypt. There are tutorials on how to install a letsencrypt certificate on an AWS EC2 instance (with Amazon Linux 2).
use an AWS Application Load Balancer (ALB) or a Network Load Balancer (NLB) for the proxy part. The ALB/NLB will listen on 80/443 and forward to your application on its port. So, the ALB/NLB will also do the TLS termination. Here you can issue an SSL certificate via AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) and install it for your domain on the AWS ALB. Next, configure listener rules for your ALB to direct to your EC2 instance on its port.
So far, the AWS-provided DNS service Route 53 hasn't played a role in the solution. However, you can (if your registrar supports it in the configuration - but I don't think that namesilo actually does for apex records) use DNS delegation:
Here, if you have a Route 53 public hosted zone with the same name as your custom domain, you will be given a list of typically four name servers provided by AWS that you can then use with an NS record at your registrar's DNS configuration to let incoming DNS queries be delegated to your Route 53 public hosted zone. This allows you to use special AWS Route 53 Alias records pointing at your Application Load Balancer (ALB).
The solution with Route 53 and its Alias records is especially interesting, since with an ALB you will get a public IP for every subnet your activate the ALB on.
QUESTION
I'm getting my feet wet with xidel and want to use it together with namesilo.com API for updating DNS records. I'm having trouble constructing the right selector. Let's say, I had the following xml response, how would I go about selecting the record_id for host www.mydomain.org?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-02 at 09:37Does not work: xidel -e //resource_record[host="www.mydomain.org"]/record_id
Works: xidel -e '//resource_record[host="www.mydomain.org"]/record_id'
QUESTION
I am trying to point my own domain name bought from Namesilo to AWS EC2 instance but having a problem that I can visit my Django web app by going to EC2 pubic IP, but if I go to my domain name, it stops in Nginx welcome page.
I do not understand what is going on.
my Nginx configuration file is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-13 at 10:28For people who may have encountered the same problem, I solved the problem by deleting the default.conf file and I found that after I deleted this it is not necessary to add the domain name, it also works for the domain name as long as they are connected.
QUESTION
I need to update SwiftMailer configuration based on user input, particularly, the user may decide to send emails using SMTP protocol or store them locally (in an specific filesystem's folder). The user will use a view to decide the option, then the controller catch the decision and update a session var. The current approach is to read that session var from config/web.php and then choose the appropriate configuration.
I am not sure whether web.php is loaded just once during the application execution, in fact I can not check if the session is active and then get the info from the var. I'm not sure what approach may be the appropriate one.
This is my config/web.php:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-10 at 21:45What you are trying to do requires you to instantiate the yii\swiftmailer\Mailer class from within your code and set the transport by calling setTransport(), rather than using it via defining under the components in the config file.
I will give you an example where i will use the smtp.gmail.com as the host for the transport and send an email
QUESTION
I spent considerable time and figured out most parts but I am stuck at the last piece. I have a GAE java web application with domain from Namesilo, I enabled https by enabling managed security and now I am able to access the domain with https:// and http://.
Like all applications on net today and for SEO boost, I would like to make https default option for my domain/application.
I have tried doing 301 permanent forwarding in Namesilo to https://. However that is overriding the CNAME and A records in Namesilo and also, the forwarding to https is not working. I am not able to find much material on the net about this.
Can anyone please help or provide pointers on how to make https default for GAE java app with Namesilo domain.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-24 at 17:34In the standard environment you can use the config option in the appengine-web.xml file to require HTTPS, which causes an automatic redirection. From Syntax:
QUESTION
I have been writing automation scripts to generate and update SSL certificates using Namesilo, Letsencrypt and Gitlab APIs. I almost got to the end, but I am getting a 404 error when trying to update the SSL certificate on Gitlab.
The weird part is that the error happens on only one of my two projects. Specifically, running:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-06 at 16:02I finally figured it out (although I would still classify this as a bug on the part of GitLab).
The ID needs to be url-encoded, which is why I had replaced / in the repository name by %2F. However the character . should not have been a problem (- in the former URL did not cause any problem). However, replacing . by %2E gives expected (correct) results.
I think this is a bug because:
- This behavior is not documented (which characters are allowed?).
- The URL without the domain name works flawlessly even without encoding
., including the API to add new domains (which also takes domain as a form parameter, and not in URL).
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QUESTION
I am currently writing a library for the NameSilo API. I am stuck on the getPriceList api, which returns XML like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-20 at 08:21You don't need to unmarshal into your final type. You could unmarshal into a separate set of types which mirror this data structure, then just translated into your preferred representation for use elsewhere (for example for fast lookup you might want to have a map[string]PriceRecord mapping domain names to Price records). I'd think of it that way rather than necessarily trying to do the translation in one step, which ties you completely to whatever xml they choose to produce - if it changes, your data structures would have to change too.
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