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I created a site and put it on Heroku. I then added a custom domain (e.g. "site.example.com") in the Heroku control panel and I pointed the DNS to my Heroku address. This works fine, but when I visit the site, I get a big browser warning, saying the certificate is for herokuapp.com, not for "site.example.com". How do I turn off HTTPS or fix it in some other way? (I don't need my own SSL certificate for the site.) Note : It's not Heroku's fault if your app is forcing people onto SSL. Check production.rb to make sure it doesn't say: config.force_ssl = true If it does, change it to false: config

What should do to setup a sub-domain for the users when they sign-up into my site. What are the infrastructure required? I am using Linux servers. M.N You can make a CNAME entry/ A Record in your DNS settings, for each subdomain A CNAME record is a record in your Domain Management Settings that allows you to control a subdomain of your domain. To automate it along with registration, you can write a script which is executed for each user, when s/he registers. You can refer to this link, as well, for a step-by-step process for Apache: How to setup subdomains in apache (since you mentioned Linux,

I'm writing a SaaS app in C#/ASP.NET, hosted with IIS7. I want to create a personalized subdomain for every customer that signs up, i.e. fred.mydomain.com, bob.mydomain.com, each of which will point to the same app, just with a different skin per customer. How do I create these subdomains programmatically? Use URL Rewrite for IIS7 to map all requests like user.mydomain.com (where user is not www, mail or other existing real subdomains) to mydomain.com/myapp?id=user Then in the script handle whatever theming you need. You do not need to add rule for every user created. Just create one general

Is it possible to map a subdomain to a resource? I have a company model. Currently, using subdomain_fu, my routing file contains: map.company_root '', :controller => 'companies', :action => 'show', :conditions => { :subdomain => /.+/ } My Company model contains a "subdomain" column. Whilst this works as intended, it's a named route and isn't restful. Essentially, I need to map "name.domain.com" to the show action for the companies controller. Is a named route the way to go, or can I use a resource route? I don't know of a way to do this with map.resources . It does accept a :conditions option

I have a domain http://abc.com and a subdomain http://sub.abc.com . I'm implementing single sign-on between the two sites by sharing the forms authentication cookie. This is implemented by having both sites share the validationKey and decryptionKey in the machineKey. When the user hits a page in the subdomain I want the user authenticated in the root domain and redirected back to the subdomain. The user is redirected to the login page currently but the ReturnUrl wants to redirect to the root site. Eg. Currently: http://abc.com/login.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2fsecure%2fdefault.aspx but I want: http:/

I am using .htaccess to accelerate a site with the following redirects: request for http://example.com/images/name.jpg routed to http://i.example.com/name.jpg request for http://example.com/css/name.css routed to http://c.example.com/name.css From listening to the Stack Overflow podcast, I learned that this could make a site faster, since the browser can download more files simultaneously (apparently two streams per domain, although this is unconfirmed). Indeed, the difference is dramatic; the page loads about five times as fast ! I have not touched the original folders and images -- I am just

I have a website thenoblesite.com . It has some subdomains i.e. download.thenoblesite.com wallpaper.thenoblesite.com etc. Pages for subdomains are present in the main htdocs folder i.e. httpdocs/download <- download.thenoblesite.com httpdocs/wallpaper <- wallpaper.thenoblesite.com Problem is that I am using $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/css'; for css folder and other common folders(graphics, includes, script etc). However in the subdomain page download.thenoblesite.com , $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] will refer to download.thenoblesite.com root folder, not the main thenoblesite.com root folder