Very strange problem. I have a website which is seo-techniques.net but suddenly I found another domain name- www.seiuc.com redirect my website. I am not sure how it is possible.
www.seiuc.com is a phising site, the webmaster of that website is trying to pretend as your official website. www.seiuc.com just copy pasted the content of your website. Report the offending webmaster to it's hosting provider.
Question is how is your original domain redirects to the other one ? if that's the case it means that the other owner somehow injected a Redirect into one or all of your files or maybe changed your htaccess file - you should contact your hosting provider chat support asap - they'll will know how to fix it...
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I am currently having some struggle with my company-website.
I have many Domains bought on ionos and we used to have a Wordpress website on our domain "example.ch". We also have the domain "example.de" which redirected to the first domain.
Now, I switched the domain from wordpress to webflow last month. Everything seems to be fine,it is now shown the new Website content which was made with webflow.
Also, the "example.de" domain gets redirected to "expamle.ch" - but not the sub-pages.
For example, I would like to redirect "example.de/about-us" to "example.ch/about-us".
I have no Idea how to solve this Problem, does anyone have a Hint for me?
I have hosted my website and it's working fine. But recently I found that there is some another website which is exact replica of my website.
When I stop my server it also stops working.
So, please help me on this.
create a new droplet,copy your data from old to new one, point A records of the domain to the new IP and you should be through
I've been using github pages in order to showcase my progress on a simple website I am building but now I saw the option to assign a DNS name to the repository.
This made me think that I could actually avoid buying a service (hostgator, bluehost etc) and actually host my site in github pages.
What is your recommendation on this? Is github pages used for this kind of purposes?
Yes, Github Page is a great place for you to host a static website. All you need to do is to purchase a domain and configure the DNS. Basically, it is a free hosting service I think you can put it that way.
Here is a tutorial on how to set up your Github Page with a custom domain: https://help.github.com/articles/using-a-custom-domain-with-github-pages/
My website is JerryDelRio.com – it's wordpress install looks clean, but it appears that malware exists on all sub-domains in their idxbroker.com search. For example:
http://www.jerrydelrio.idxco.com/idx/14511/mapSearch.php
How can we make google realize that these sub-domains are good to go? Idxbroker.com is a service we use to display property real estate search – I do NOT control that domain and I am sure it is very clean.
Here is a screenshot on how to submit review request to google:
But it ask to upload verification file to jerrydelrio.idxco.com. But i don't control the domain. It is just a service from Idxbroker.com
Please help me on how i can request google to review the Reported Attack page.
Thanks for your time.
You should move this account to a custom subdomain via a CNAME record. Then you can claim in google webmasters tools.
I have a domain example.com and www.example.com. I'm using Heroku and Zerigo for DNS.. Right now I have a forwarding from the root domain to the www.example.com from my Hostgator account but that's not working. I'd prefer to use Zerigo with the redirecting or by using an ALIAS. A lot of the articles I've found talk about ALIAS and ANAMES but I can't find those on Zerigo unless an ALIAS is specified by the letter A.
Does anyone have a solution to pointing naked domains to their www using Zerigo??
I have done this already -
Went to Zerigo dashboard
Clicked Add Snippet
Click Heroku
Add both of those
Change the CNAME to my heroku app name
It seems like this makes it work temporarily only.
Heroku support didn't even give me a great answer at all...
Looks like one short-term solution would be to point an A-record to 174.129.25.170
If you go to http://wwwizer.com/naked-domain-redirect they free-of-charge redirect naked domains to full domains if you point the record to that address. Also, instead of using Zerigo I did this on my domain registrar's website. But using Zerigo should work as well.
Hope this helps anyone who has this trouble in the future. Remember, this isn't the best solution but it does work. If anyone has a better answer please let us know for future reference.
EDIT on April 10, 2014
The best solution is to buy an SSL certificate for your website. With Heroku, you can use their SSL Endpoint add-on which requires you to buy a certificate elsewhere. This isn't the easiest process, but will work 100% of the time.
Happy coding