it is possible, and you do it the exact same way you did in your question, you just add your domain with a * as the subdomain, so adding *.example.com will add a wildcard subdomain to your service

oh shit

i've been adding www.example.com and example.com this whole time.

it's probably better adding www and @ as their own domains though, because if in the future you want to add a cdn.example.com for example or whatever then it'll complicate things since you'll first need to decouple all subdomains from existing service

oh wiat so i can'pt do * with cdn?

that's a feature request for me lol

you can, but not in a seperate service

8'm letting people use .bl0ggers.com but i might need cdn.bl0ggers.com someday

so let's say you have a seperate cdn service, or maybe a blog.example.com, if you want it to be a in a seperate service then you'd need to undo the wildcard subdomain because with a wildcard subdomain all subdomains are routed to the wildcard subdomain service

oh i see

so you can't do both

unless they are on the same service

thats' fine. i usually upt everything in docker on the same serivce

actually nvm I'm wrong, you're probably fine

you can have *.example.com and blog.example.com in a seperate service I think

my bad

I"D STILL argue it's better not to use wildcard subdomains if it's only for www and @ though but it shouldn't interfere in the way I said it would

why is this not resolving https://bl0ggers.com/ but www is

wildcard subdomains only match subdomains

it wont match for the root domain

so yoyur dns entries are wrong

who's yoyur?

your

oh, how so?

i assume you work at railway

I'm just a moderator for the server and forums

i have to add bl0ggers.com and *.bloggers.com i guess

exactly, wildcard subdomains are only for subdomains

(although personally, I'd recommend being explicit with what domains should route to your service unless you actually need a catch all, but thats just my recommendation)

i do need a catchall like chovy.substack.com my bl0ggers page will be chovy.bl0ggers.com

ohh okay, fair enough

all clear to mark as solved?

Funny.

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