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hi! some people told me that they can access the site, but I've never knew why, and I'm not an expert on websites. Thanks for spotting it! How can I solve the

hi! some people told me that they can access the site, but I've never knew why, and I'm not an expert on websites. Thanks for spotting it! How can I solve the problem? What does it mean to put a scheme in a cname?

izietto 4y ago
> What does it mean to put a scheme in a cname? It means that https:// https:// shouldn't be mentioned in the DSN records > How can I solve the problem? You should edit your DNS records and remove it
- alexmolas 4y ago
  thank you! I just did it, let me know if now it works :)
  - izietto 4y ago
    It works now, good job ;)
    - bombcar 4y ago
      18 minutes from report to resolution! Amazing.
      - yonrg 4y ago
        Luckily the ttl was only 66s.
  - jasonjayr 4y ago
    Also confirmed working for me :) Thanks, and good luck!
- londons_explore 4y ago
  And the actual problem was probably that many browsers don't show the 'https:// https://' in the URL bar, but do include it when copy-pasting. So a user who copy pasted from the URL bar into the DNS records (probably following some guide) ended up with the wrong thing in there.
Sohcahtoa82 4y ago
While we're on the topic of the site... Why do you have links styled to look exactly like the other plain text? At the bottom of the article, it says "This post has been heavily inspired by this question in SO ↩" and I could not for the life of me find the link to said question until I discovered that "question" was a hidden link.
- alexmolas 4y ago
  That's weird, because on my computer it looks well. Some people already complained about that, but I don't know why it can happen. Do you have any suggestion?