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> 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

> 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.