i have a lot of subdomains, so i need create wildcard to make redirect from all subdomain to main Domain.
you can manually change it to * in listner or apache conf
Type your comment> @qtwrk said:
you can manually change it to * in listner or apache conf
Can you explain how? Thank you
in step 2 , you can use * for that vhost to match wildcard domain
Type your comment> @qtwrk said:
https://forums.cyberpanel.net/discussion/3555/tutorial-how-to-access-my-site-with-ip-address#latest
in step 2 , you can use * for that vhost to match wildcard domain
Not working 
still not redirect any subdomain to main domain…
you need a rewrite rule to redirect it
Type your comment> @qtwrk said:
you need a rewrite rule to redirect it
apache - htaccess: exluce some domain in RewriteCond - Stack Overflow
sorry, Not working.
with CPanel i can create wildcard and make redirection, with cyberpanel i can create wildcare
what not working ? what was your setting?
Thank you for replay.
in CPanel i can create wildcard as subdomain and create htaccess in it with redirect. and it working
in cyberpanel, i can’t create wildcard as subdomain.
@MahmoudNassar said:
Thank you for replay.
in CPanel i can create wildcard as subdomain and create htaccess in it with redirect. and it working
in cyberpanel, i can’t create wildcard as subdomain.
Yes, you can enter whatever subdomain that is, then follow the guide I provided to change it to wildcard
Type your comment> @qtwrk said:
@MahmoudNassar said:
Thank you for replay.
in CPanel i can create wildcard as subdomain and create htaccess in it with redirect. and it working
in cyberpanel, i can’t create wildcard as subdomain.Yes, you can enter whatever subdomain that is, then follow the guide I provided to change it to wildcard
in cpanel, i can crate subdomain like “*.sitename.com”, but i cant create it in cyberpanel
Yes, for the time being , you can enter whatever subdomain that is, like abc.domain.com , then follow the guide I provided to change it to wildcard *
Type your comment> @qtwrk said:
Yes, for the time being , you can enter whatever subdomain that is, like abc.domain.com , then follow the guide I provided to change it to wildcard *
i’m so sorry, but how can i change it?
@qtwrk said:
https://forums.cyberpanel.net/discussion/3555/tutorial-how-to-access-my-site-with-ip-address#latestin step 2 , you can use * for that vhost to match wildcard domain
Type your comment> @qtwrk said:
@qtwrk said:
https://forums.cyberpanel.net/discussion/3555/tutorial-how-to-access-my-site-with-ip-address#latestin step 2 , you can use * for that vhost to match wildcard domain
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you, Thank you, Thank you, Thank you, Thank you, Thank you, Thank you, Thank you, Thank you, Thank you, Thank you, Thank you 
it’s working 
i need help also, can you help me ?