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Amen on the Nerd Nirvana! :) Personally I prefer [1] using a subdomain over the bare domain. If your registrar doesn't support www redirection you could always
by tobiassjosten 14y ago
Amen on the Nerd Nirvana! :)
Personally I prefer [1] using a subdomain over the bare domain. If your registrar doesn't support www redirection you could always use WWWizer [2].
[1] http://vvv.tobiassjosten.net/internet/using-www-for-your-domain/ http://vvv.tobiassjosten.net/internet/using-www-for-your-dom...
[2] http://wwwizer.com/ http://wwwizer.com/
- tedchs 14y agoWWWizer is pretty cool, but I'd rather roll my own on Heroku. I have a Heroku "app" that Heroku thinks is PHP, but it just contains a .htaccess file with some RewriteRule directives to 301 http://example.com http://example.com to http://www.example.com http://www.example.com. I then do the real hosting elsewhere. :)
- zrail 14y agoHeroku is great for precisely this reason. Dynos are basically customizable http legos.