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So you can do this, but it won't support TLS to my knowledge. At least in my testing, it will work to navigate to www.dontwordle.com (you will get redirected to
by dontwordle 4y ago
So you can do this, but it won't support TLS to my knowledge. At least in my testing, it will work to navigate to www.dontwordle.com (you will get redirected to https://dontwordle.com https://dontwordle.com). However, if you tried navigating _directly_ to https://www.dontwordle.com https://www.dontwordle.com, that would not work. In fact, you can try clicking on https://www.dontwordle.com https://www.dontwordle.com right now, and it won't work :) To be fair, currently I do not have it implemented exactly the way you described, but I encountered this exact same behavior when I tried it that way
- aidos 4y agoYup, been there. Have a look to see if cloudflare will do what you need within the free plan. You just point it at the bucket, add a rule for the redirect and all the tls is handled for you. It’s pretty painless. Feel free to ping me if you want to run through the steps.
- soxocx 4y agoI use the setup described. It was some tinkering around with bucket name (has to match the subdomain.domain.tld) and the cloudfront origin settings. But it works flawlessly. Feel free to ping me if you need details. See links below. coindex.de www.coindex.de
- gitgud 4y agoCould try serving a client side redirect. Just an index.html page that has a script that redirects the browser to the https version <script>document.location.href = https://dontwordle.com</script>