im having a problem with Heroku and Zerigo DNS.
Im using Zerigo to make DNS work on heroku, the problem began when i delete the app to rebuild all my web site.
Once i delete and rebuild i couldn't install Zerigo DNS to the new app. The problem is even worse because my domain still works!
As you guys can see, when you access http://www.estatisticaslotofacil.com.br, you are redirect to a web site. This site is hosted on heroku using Zerigo DNS.
But i dont install Zerigo to this new app, because it keeps giving me this message:
! could not create zone; already registered on Zerigo to a different account?
Can someone help solve this?
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Currently I am using Herokuapp to host my web application which is basically a personal website. With the default heroku given domain, its working properly. But whenever I am addiding the custom domain to my app (also adding CNAME for DNS target in my DNS registrar (which is Infomaniak.com), it does not work. I have tried everything (also waiting for more than a day to check if the app shows up in my custom domain) but was unable to do it until now. I have tried support from Infomaniak as well but did not work. Did anyone else face this issue and can anyone help me in this regard?
I've created a flask app and hosted it on Heroku. I then followed the heroku documentation on connecting the custom domain, as per link: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/custom-domains.
I added the custom domain of my app to heroku (*.cfoskillset.com) and created a CNAME record on Godaddy with the DNS target that Heroku generated. I waited for about 20 minutes. However, the doain is not working. I am getting an error message: "NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID" and chrome is saying the connection is not secure.
I searched Stack Overflow for other questions on this, however, none of the replies or solutions worked for me.
What am I doing wrong?
heroku custom domain
goddady dns settings
I'm trying to point my GoDaddy domain to Heroku app. I followed the steps given here: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/custom-domains#add-a-custom-root-domain but I'm unable to access my Heroku app. Here are my DNS records settings:
Can someone tell me where I'm going wrong?
cname only allow you to point subdomain, so this case you should be able to see www subdomain pointed to Heroku, can you try to remove the A record.
I would recommend using DNS service like DNSimple/Cloudflare or in case you don't want to go out of Heroku you can try pointDNS
I have a domain registered on bluehost and Im trying to point the DNS to my heroku app. I have changed the www entry to the provided target. I also added the domain in heroku (once with the www and once without). The domain name is still responded to with the bluehost hosted app and not redirecting to the heroku instance. Please advise?
Please check if there is any A record.
I have an Octopress blog (amyhua.me, github.com/amyhua/amyhua-me) that I've generated with several posts and have deployed to Heroku. I've configured my DNS correctly (product check on DNS configuration passes), and the blog works on my local host. I did a git push heroku master which was successful, and the heroku logs show no apparent errors. But when I try to visit my heroku app at amyhua-me.herokuapp.com, it shows a message:
"Heroku | No such app
There is no app configured at that hostname.
Perhaps the app owner has renamed it, or you mistyped the URL."
I even started over with a new heroku app, deleting my former amyhua-me heroku app, and creating a new one I named amyhua-me (since my DNS servers point to amyhua-me.herokuapp.com), and it still throws a "No such app" message when I visit the herokuapp url.
Any ideas?
So for anyone who cares, I solved my own problem.
It was the difference between pointing to www.mydomain.herokuapp.com versus mydomain.herokuapp.com from my DNS server.
Pointing to mydomain.herokuapp.com goes to my heroku app, mydomain.
Pointing to www.mydomain.herokuapp.com goes to a "Heroku | No such app" page.
Lesson learned: don't use the "www" in your DNS configuration!
Or.... just avoid the hassle and use the Zerigo DNS heroku plug-in.