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How to set up a redirect from www to non-www in BitrixEnv?
Not directly in NGINX, not directly in apache, but in the BitrixEnv environment?
Is it possible to do this through the standard configurator? I don’t find the mood of domains there at all, which is strange.
I don’t remember what settings I specified during deployment, but now chromobrowsers from www.site.zn automatically go to site.zn, but FF opens www.site.zn before that, swearing that the certificate is bad (of course, bad - it’s for site .zn).
As a result, I cannot understand what the current configuration is and what the BitrixEnv configurator has already created there. Why do chrome browsers redirect? So there is somewhere a redirect from www to without www? Why doesn't the fox listen to him? Is he still missing? Then why does it redirect chromobrowsers?
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manually in the nginx configuration file located in /etc/nginx
Add something like this and command service nginx restart
server {
server_name www.example.com;
return 301 $scheme://example.com$request_uri;
}
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