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What is broken when xxx.com doesn't work but www.xxx.com does?
Something needs to be changed somewhere I don't remember what, thanks..
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Probably is a nameserver setting. Do you have an A record with an @ symbol in the host field? That is what I have for requests for the main domain without any sub domain like www.
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1. Propagation to the DNS system if the domain is less that 24 hrs old.
2. No www.xxx.com. record in the domain's DNS template in the DNS server. (www. is actually a subdomain of the parent domain xxx.com.) 3. Some code in the domain's root .htaccess causing the problem. www.xxx.com resolves ... |
htaccess
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broken? nothing
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.htaccess or your hosting control panel settings :pimp
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I know ... said that tounge-in-cheek. But then, he wants an answer when no one can check the 'A' record ... |
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Typically this is a local issues and rebooting your computer will fix it. |
htaccess you dumbass
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