DNS Domains
fylr and what to consider when changing DNS domains or using multiple domains
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fylr and what to consider when changing DNS domains or using multiple domains
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You can point multiple DNS Records and thus domains to your fylr.
But keep in mind:
fylr always has only one main DNS domain, configured in fylr.yml's externalURL, and fylr will redirect to this URL and use it for its image URLs.
The domain in externalURL has to be part of your fylr license. Except when testing as the fylr root user or on localhost.
If fylr shall react to additional domains besides the one main domain, make sure that these are also present in the certificate that fylr uses.
If you let fylr retrieve the certificate automatically, you need to configure them as additionalDomains in fylr.yml. See for examples and details about using certificates.
Changes to the main domain:
When you change fylr's main domain, configured as externalURL, so after changing fylr.yml and restart, you need to do a re-index. A re-index likely takes only minutes, but also might take hours, if you have a lot of objects. It can be found in the inspect-Interface (https://fylr.example.com/inspect/ ) behind the System-button.
During that re-index, even if it is running in the background, preview images will not be visible. Only after the re-index, the images are prepared and working with the new domain.
Licenses are bound to domains so make sure you have a license for the new main domain configured as externalURL.
Make sure that you either have a certificate for the new domain or to let fylr automatically retrieve a certificate for the new domain. And optionally, additionalDomains, as mentioned above.