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How do I have all addresses that have "https://" redirected to the same address but without the www*?
Ex: https://www.meudominio.com/teste redirects to https://meudominio.com/test
obs. ONLY HTTPS addresses, with security certificate!
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Friend, this Voce configures DNS from where it is hosted. You have to assign the CNAME.
– f.fujihara
Check out this link here http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16022324/how-to-setup-dns-for-an-apex-domain-no-www-pointing-to-a-heroku-app
– f.fujihara
Hi Israel. The principles of this are answered in your previous question. You could clarify what you didn’t understand there?
– bfavaretto
@bfavaretto, I read them all and tested them all but it does not QUIT https and sends it to http for nothing! this response below "abfurlan" seems to be the most appropriate because it sees if it is the https protocol and if it is.. sends pro link without S.. however it will not even stick! (We already used several rules it is all activated) the Prob is only in that rule very. I do not know why it does not work
– Israel
But the answer given here is EXACTLY the same as @Zuul said on your previous question, and the my answer already covers the case of sending to the address you want, with or without WWW.
– Bacco
The question is the same. If it was not clear before, then you should edit the previous one and not create a new one.
– Maniero
Although it is not a "literal duplicate", the purpose of the question is the same, so I am voting as duplicate. Remember that this is not a criticism, nor "punishment", but merely a way to organize the site. Feel free to edit the other question, and add the necessary details at the end (preferably just adding what you need, without mischaracterizing the question, since there are already several answers that are based on the original request).
– Bacco
@Maybe another rule is keeping this one out. Don’t want to include your full htaccess in the question, and rewrite it to make sense after editing? In this case I think it can be reopened.
– bfavaretto