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I have a domain name, let's say it's called abc.com. There is a machine with the hostname rc.abc.com. I have already set up https://rc.abc.com:44333 to open a Django program that I wrote. The SSL certificate file used here is generated by myself using OpenSSL.
Now I have applied for another domain name, called aaa.cc. I want users to be able to access https://rc.abc.com:44333 through https://app.aaa.cc. My mapping file looks like this:
app.aaa.cc: https://rc.abc.com:44333
Unfortunately, this does not work, and the browser only shows a blank page. However, if I modify my program to use HTTP service and use the same port 44333, my mapping file looks like this:
app.aaa.cc: http://rc.abc.com:44333
Now I can see my app screen correctly.
Is there something wrong with my settings? I still want my app to use HTTPS to provide services!
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I have a domain name, let's say it's called abc.com. There is a machine with the hostname rc.abc.com. I have already set up https://rc.abc.com:44333 to open a Django program that I wrote. The SSL certificate file used here is generated by myself using OpenSSL.
Now I have applied for another domain name, called aaa.cc. I want users to be able to access https://rc.abc.com:44333 through https://app.aaa.cc. My mapping file looks like this:
Unfortunately, this does not work, and the browser only shows a blank page. However, if I modify my program to use HTTP service and use the same port 44333, my mapping file looks like this:
Now I can see my app screen correctly.
Is there something wrong with my settings? I still want my app to use HTTPS to provide services!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: