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Best way to allow site to respond to 2 domains (with trellis)

#1

I have a site on trellis that needs to respond to both domain1.com and domain2.com (not redirect). What would be the best way to set this up? Placing 2 canonical domains in wordpress_sites.yml results in the latter redirecting to the first.

Let’s not get into the duplicate content/SEO discussion, as it just isn’t particularly relevant in this specific situation, though I understand the concerns.

The following is my wordpress_sites.yml file for reference:

wordpress_sites:
location1.com:
site_hosts:
- canonical: location1.com
redirects:
- www.location1.com
- canonical: location2.com
local_path: …/sites/location1.com
repo: ‘git@bitbucket.org:location1.com.git’
branch: production
multisite:
enabled: false
ssl:
enabled: false
provider: letsencrypt
hsts_include_subdomains: false
cache:
enabled: false

Any input at all would be appreciated.

#2

No it doesn’t?
Only domains under redirects will do that, canonicals will keep their url

#3

Well, I guess that’s what’s throwing me off. I thought this as well, but I’ve deployed to 2 servers and both are redirecting the latter to the first as soon as I add it.

#4

Are you sure your syntax is like this:

example.com:
  site_hosts:
    - canonical: example.com
      redirects:
        - www.example.com
    - canonical: example.co.uk
      redirects:
        - www.example.co.uk
#5

Yep - that’s exactly the syntax. I did however find that an nginx include was mistakenly being used so I’m going to work on resolving that and I’ll report back.

#6

That’s probably it yes!
You can always check your /etc/nginx/sites-available/domain1.com.conf file on your droplet to check for any extra server blocks for your domain2 server name.

#7

Sorry for not responding initially, but yes this accidental include was the culprit. Thanks for chiming in.

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