Amit Saha • 7/19/2019

Nginx - redirecting non-www to www hostnames

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This article provides a detailed solution for setting up Nginx server blocks to redirect all traffic from a non-www domain (example.com) to its www counterpart (www.example.com). It covers the necessary configuration for both HTTP (port 80) and HTTPS (port 443) protocols, ensuring secure and canonical URL structure with proper SSL certificate handling.

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