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  • > what would be the DNS/nginx settings of 1st-domain.com —-to—- nth-domain.com

    On DNS, point all the domains to the single IP of your AWS vps.

    On Nginx, have a common server_name for all the domains. For example, the following directive will work…

    server_name _;

    It’s underscore before the semicolon!

    You may replace your current server_name directive with the above. For more details on what it does, please see https://nginx.org/r/server_name .

    I hope that helps!

    Plugin Author matthias.wagner

    (@matthiaswagner)

    hy pothi,
    thanks for helping out ??

    Thread Starter ashish.kpaul

    (@ashishkpaul)

    Thanks sir, it’s working now. But facing one problem. I am using bigbluebutton plugin in my site, when I logged out from bigbluebutton server it’s redirect me at mapped-domain/redirected-page-of-main-domain. U can check at mnspell.com (mnspell.com is mapped domain of VirtualClassroom.ovh/page-1) with a login credentials, name : your name ; password :mp

    Plugin Author matthias.wagner

    (@matthiaswagner)

    hy,

    nice to hear ??

    i tried the form on you page. no matter if i visit
    mnspell.com or
    virtualclassroom.ovh/page-1

    in both cases i get redirected to https://live.saa9vi.com/conference/, which looks like the expected behaviour.

    if you want other redirections, maybe you could enter a static page in the bigbluebutton plugin? i do not know this, so i don’t know if it is possible…

    Thread Starter ashish.kpaul

    (@ashishkpaul)

    Yes it’s true,when we loged out(u can find logged out button from top right upper corner) from bigbluebutton server it drop us to Loin page it default behavior of bigbluebutton server. But when we loged out from mapped domain it dropped us to mapped-domain/page-1 resulting 404 error

    • This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by ashish.kpaul.
    Plugin Author matthias.wagner

    (@matthiaswagner)

    hy,
    looks like you changed something in the time since your last post?

    the behaviour you described shows that this bigblue-plugin does not use the hooks from wordpress to generate the url, that we used in our plugin to alter. maybe you could use some kind of forwarding plugin to catch this issue, but it is tricky to not generate forwarding loops.

    as the main question in this thread is answered, i will mark this as resolved. if you find a solution for this plugin, please report here so that other users can use your solution too ??

    matt

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