DNS does not allow a CNAME at the root (@) level, this is a DNS standard restriction (RFC 1912) and cannot be bypassed.
tcules
HOBBYOP

4 months ago

DNS does not allow a CNAME at the root (@) level, this is a DNS standard restriction (RFC 1912) and cannot be bypassed.

Please ask an IP address instead of a CNAME, so we can add it as an A record at the root (@).

DNS is managed on Godaddy.

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0x5b62656e5d
MODERATOR

4 months ago

I'd recommend migrating to Cloudflare's DNS service, as they support CNAME flattening (using CNAME records on root domain), as Railway only supports the use of CNAME records.

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Railway
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4 months ago

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0x5b62656e5d
MODERATOR

4 months ago

I'd recommend migrating to Cloudflare's DNS service, as they support CNAME flattening (using CNAME records on root domain), as Railway only supports the use of CNAME records.

Status changed to Solved 0x5b62656e5d • about 1 month ago

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