wildcard-subdomain

I am setting up an existing wordpress install to use multisite. I have successfully set up the network and since it was an existing install it uses subdomains (which I wanted anyways). I have created a new site/subdomain on my network so it would look something like this example.domain.com The issue I am running into is getting wildcard subdomains setup on my hosting provider BlueHost. I am hosting multiple domains so when I setup a wildcard it always points to the root or original ip address. I need it to point to a specific directory of the root so it uses the correct wordpress install. root

What I am trying to achieve The web application should be able to support multiple subdomains without having to make any changes on the nginx or tomcat every time a new subdomain is used. (I have already done the required changes to DNS to support wild card subdomains) Nginx listens to port 80. It does a proxy_pass to tomcat at port 8080. nginx should be able to support multiple subdomain. My current setup is based on this answer. But it is not passing the parameter Nginx proxy_pass : Is it possible to add a static parameter to the URL? Every possible subdomain dynamic_subdomain_1.localhost

I've got a rails app with authlogic authentication and a username.domain.com structure built with subdomain-fu. But my session breaks when going from domain.com to username.domain.com. I've tried to add config.action_controller.session = {:domain => '.localhost:3000'} to my development.rb but that seams to break authlogic disabling sign out/sign in. Any suggestions on what to do? Thanks in advance! you are having this issue in the development mode but probably wont have this issue in prod mode.. you are trying to set the top level cookie. your browser wont let you do that. what you are trying

The following application currently runs on a Windows 2008 R2 server that I'm attempting to migrate to Azure: Part 1 First I have the following ASP.NET MVC site that routes customers based on the first part of the DNS name: https://customer1.myAzureSite.com https://customer2.myAzureSite.com https://customer3.myAzureSite.com ... https://customerN.myAzureSite.com Part 2 Then, I also have a different IIS website that is used for enrolling/signing up only https://enroll.myAzureSite.com Part 3 This application uses SOA, and there is another site for the businesslayer: https://BusinessLayer

I need to use Nginx as an SSL proxy, which forwards traffic to different back ends depending on the subdomain. I have seem everywhere that I should define multiple "server {" sections but that doesn't work correctly for SSL. Doing that I would always have the SSL being processed in the first virtual host as the server name is unknown until you process the https traffic. Scenario: One IP address One SSL wildcard wildcard Multiple backends which needs to be accessed like the following: https://one.mysite.com/ -> http://localhost:8080 https://two.mysite.com/ -> http://localhost:8090 Nginx says