
It looks like you've set it back to Vercel?

Yes

Can I skip this part as it was optional

What part?

Of Domain verification

I think I'm a bit lost
Can you explain again what you have and you're trying to do?
Why you want printfc.in
and api.printfc.in
point to same location?

Actually I don't know clearly few months back you said me to do api.printfc.in

Yes, I remember. And this was to have a domain for your Appwrite

But what you're trying to now, and why you'll another endpoint in the same domain?

I have deleted that project

For some reasons and again I want to use that

Okay, so what it has to with the domain?

Anyhow
If you want to have your main domain printfc.in
points towards Appwrite you'll need to use A
record as CNAME
cannot be the zone apex.
For any other subdomain
you can use CNAME
record.

my main domain printfc.in
should point towards my frontend and api.printfc.in
should point towards my appwrite

how can i do that

Then you need to setup after adding such env variables an A record pointing to your appwrite instance IP

Remember to recreate containers after modifying the variables, otherwise changes will not be applied

I did

A records points to appwrite IP

Did you have recreated appwrite containers?

Iam not using docker

Then how are you hosting appwrite? 🤔

In digitalocean

Then you're using docker

So you will need to recreate containers after setting the environment variables
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