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Could you set up a CNAME on your website that points cdnjs.mycompany.com to cdnjs.cloudflare.com to solve this (for your site visitors)? Or would that mess up
by cypherpunks01 14y ago
Could you set up a CNAME on your website that points cdnjs.mycompany.com to cdnjs.cloudflare.com to solve this (for your site visitors)?
Or would that mess up cloudflare's anycast DNS?
- marshray 14y agoWouldn't the browser still send cdnjs.mycompany.com in the Host: header and break the page?
- nikcub 14y agothat is exactly what happens. the server isn't setup to respond to requests to the cdnjs.mycompany.com hostname and it returns a 409 error.
- cypherpunks01 14y agoAh, thanks for the info. Damn virtual hosts!