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@kevin80858
5 years ago
10 posts
I'm trying to have my active site as my domain instead of the jamroomhosting.com subdomain. However, since I need to add additional host records and mx records I'm trying to do this through host records instead of pointing the nameservers at ns1.linode.com. I'm using namecheap.

Currently when I go to my root domain the maintenance screen comes up, but as soon as I log in as an admin it takes me to the jamroomhosting.com subdomain.

What host records A, Alias, CNAME do I need to create to make this work?
updated by @kevin80858: 11/17/19 03:22:13AM
douglas
@douglas
5 years ago
2,767 posts
kevin80858:
I'm trying to have my active site as my domain instead of the jamroomhosting.com subdomain. However, since I need to add additional host records and mx records I'm trying to do this through host records instead of pointing the nameservers at ns1.linode.com. I'm using namecheap.

Currently when I go to my root domain the maintenance screen comes up, but as soon as I log in as an admin it takes me to the jamroomhosting.com subdomain.

What host records A, Alias, CNAME do I need to create to make this work?

Make sure you have the correct domain for jrCore_base_url in your data/config/config.php file.

Hope this helps!


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@kevin80858
5 years ago
10 posts
That seems to have worked. Thanks.

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