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Hello @xploz1on! If you are using the latest version of nginx-proxy and nginx-proxy-automation, you might just change the url in config file and restart the service container (site container). Although your app/site must reply by this url in order to fully function your application. In WordPress for example, there is a few other settings you must change in database which I have it fully convered here: https://github.com/evertramos/server-automation/blob/main/wordpress/update-site-domain.sh But on the server side, changing the url in the environment variable of the container and restart will do the trick. |
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Hi thank for the reply. I added the new address tot he .env and in the wordpress site config. |
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Hello everyone.
I came across a server that was already setup and have a working website with db. All i want to do is change the address is currently using. Right now its dev.example.com and its working with SSL and everything. I just want it to be example.com.
I could just manually edit the conf files but i believe this will mess up with the Lets Encrypt auto renew. So is there an option or easy way to make this changes? Thank you!
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