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If you could assist me with another quick Question i would be really happy:
When adding a custom domain it asks me to add a cname record but i dont think im able to add a cname record pointing to an ip 🤔
Is there something im missing or do i need to add an A record?
Just saw it now. Sorry for not being able to reply before
You mean if you add a domain to a project in your appwrite console?
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yes
You can use your instance domain. I think it should work the same way
As the CNAME record, I mean
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what do you mean by instance domain?
The domain you use to access your appwrite installation/console
You're accessing through a domain, true?
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yes. Im accessing it through a "custom" domain
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This is the digital Ocean dashboard where my domain lays. What should i enter into the alias?
Such custom main domain. For example, if it's appwrite.mydomain.com, such domain
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When i enter db.+++.de i get the error that a cname may not reference itself
If this is your domain, you don't need to add it because it has been added already
The feature is to add another domain.
For example: project1.mydomain.com
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ah i see... Thank you 🙂
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That means i dont need to add a custom domain when accesing the server throug said domain right?
That's it, unless you want to have a different domain for each specific project or if you have a completely different domain (not sub domain) for the project.
For example, if the appwrite instance uses the domain:
It's fine
However if it's
But the app is
Then you should add the domain and use the endpoint from a subdomain:
That's mainly to prevent third party cookies issues
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okay thanks. that cleared things up for me
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I wish you a good day or night depending on where you are xD
Night in my case. Same to you 😄
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