2 years ago
Hello, I bought the domain apocolinks.com at DreamHost.com, this domain already has an active SSL certificate, but for some reason I can make the certificate I have work with the custom domain that I have put in my Railway project, do you have an idea? How could I solve this problem, I would really appreciate it.
44 Replies
2 years ago
railway handles SSL for you, and dreamhost does not support root level cnames, you would need to use cloudflare's nameservers
2 years ago
okay you're not using a root level domain
2 years ago
please show me the dns setup
Do you mean I should buy another domain with cloudflar's nameservers?
2 years ago
not at all
2 years ago
please show me your dns settings
2 years ago
it was just an observation, it wasn't an actionable request
2 years ago
how long has it been at issuing tls certificate
2 years ago
you added the domain a month ago and just now are asking for help?
I didn't, buy the domain a month or more ago, but until recently I was trying to use a custom domain on railway
2 years ago
okay so then please answer the question
2 years ago
not at all, but moving on
2 years ago
remove the domain from railway and add it back, do not touch anything dns related
2 years ago
what does railway say the status of the domain is now?
2 years ago
the site works for me
2 years ago
awsome
2 years ago
railway handles ssl for you, please dont do anything ssl related yourself
2 years ago
that should resolve itself for you, i dont get any issues with ssl
2 years ago
no problem
when do they remove the SLL after you close the service? I still have it on m domain after pointing my domain cname to a not railway app.
keep having SSLERRORBADCERTDOMAIN and certificate Common Name
*.up.railway.app
2 years ago
have you gotten yourself another cert issued elsewhere?
on app.robuxio.com i used to run my railway application
2 years ago
what domain are you having issues with
2 years ago
where is it hosted
2 years ago
is the domain now just pointing to an ec2 instance or something?
2 years ago
does that provide you with automatic ssl?



