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Wildcard Alias added, but no https

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    I've added a wildcard alias to the custom app install for the app that I am packaging. It works, entering an address like test2.[app.domain.com] resolves to the app. However, there is no valid security certificate for it.

    I've restarted the app. Is there another step that I need to do? I didn't see anything in the docs.

    Also, is it possible to setup a wildcard alias during app installation? I'd prefer not to ask the user to do this, if possible.

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      Oh, my domain is setup with a DNS provider of "Wildcard" domain but the "Let's Encrypt Prod" certificate provider. I probably need to switch that around to a programmatic provider instead.

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        Oh, my domain is setup with a DNS provider of "Wildcard" domain but the "Let's Encrypt Prod" certificate provider. I probably need to switch that around to a programmatic provider instead.

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        timconsidine
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        @sfeldkamp mine works with those settings

        Did you set up AAAA as well as A records ?

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          Note that your existing wildcard *.blah.com does NOT cover *.foo.blah.com . You have to add another wildcard entry ...

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            I switched to my domain registrar as the provider, connected with an API key, regenerated the certs, and then synced DNS records. Everything seems to be working as I need it to.

            Can anyone answer my second question... Is there a way to setup a domain alias during app installation so the user doesn't have to configure it manually?

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