Wordpress www.mydomain.com redirects to mydomain.com

[humptydumpty]

@hav81 you can access the htaccess file using the file manager when you go into the app's settings in your cloudron. Go into the PUBLIC folder and htaccess is right there.

[girish]

@hav81 Did you import an existing WordPress from elsewhere or is this a fresh installation? If it's imported, then was your previous site was located at mydomain.com ?

[hav81]

@humptydumpty, thanks, i learned a new thing, so here is my htaccess file
Do you see something that cases the redirect from www.mydomain.com to mydomain.com?

BEGIN WordPress

Directivele (liniile) între „BEGIN WordPress” și „END WordPress” sunt

generate dinamic și ar trebui modificate numai prin filtrele WordPress.

Toate modificările la directivele cuprinse între acești marcatori vor fi suprascrise.

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule .* - [E=HTTP_AUTHORIZATION:%{HTTP:Authorization}]
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index.php$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>

END WordPress

[hav81]

@girish thanks for the question
I've purchased a server on linode.
On that server I've installef cloudron.
Then in my cloudron i've installed a fresh wordpress developer module.
Let me know if I can provide more info to support to figure out why there is a redirect.

[girish]

@hav81 the htaccess file looks like the standard one. Can you send the real domain name to support@cloudron.io and I can try to see if we see the same behavior from the outside ?

[xaddison]

@hav81 I had this problem too and I lost my config but I was having luck with using the multi-site enabled with sub-domain however I did not use the root of the sub-domain.

It was:

wp.mydomain.com => set as the app in Cloudron primary URL
used for setup, plugins, users but no real site was here

then add a subdomain on top of:
devsite1.wp.mydomain.com => set as a redirect in Cloudron App
devsite2.wp.mydomain.com => set as a redirect in Cloudron App

In WP MultiSite I set the URLs to the virutal folders:

/wp
/wp/devsite1
/wp/devsite2

For Prod I then had planned on cloning and doing another entry with both:

www.someotherdomain.com www.whatsNot.app (E.G)
and whatsNot.app as additional redirects and set to a cloned new /wp/whatsnotapp/

Maybe something like this can be included in the App as an option in setup. I only had to change the two things already mentioned

Multisite = true in wp-config and then .htaccess.

It was easier to map the virutal folders to /media so you could see what was going on as well.

[hav81]

@girish hello, i've just sent now a email as requested with the info. Thanks

[girish]

@hav81 thanks for sending across the info. I think in your case what is happening is the reverse of what you said.

• If I visit www.domain.com, it is still on www.domain.com .
• If I visit domain.com, it redirects to www.domain.com .

I suspect the source of your confusion is Google Chrome URL bar. Google chrome drops the www when it displays the location Please see https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/google/google-chrome-hides-www-and-https-in-the-address-bar-again/ . If you click on the URL, you will see that it is www.domain.com.

Here is your site, after I visited www.domain.com:

I then click the URL bar, I see the www and https:

The behavior is better in Firefox.

[hav81]

@girish , thanks a lot you are 100% right, I was tricked by Chrome.
Many thanks

[girish]

@hav81 there was a bug in the code as well where removing a "redirect" was causing a crash. I have fixed this now - https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/-/commit/cefbe7064f4c7b31fb93bbf7ed85bf916aa5cf39

[hav81]

@girish sorry for the long delay in answer, many many thanks