On 21/05/15 13:00, [email protected] wrote:
It should just be a case of setting share.gemmill.name as a CNAME to
ggemmill.ddns.net.
There may be an advanced DNS editor in 1 & 1 that allows this. Note that in
DNS terms the "." on the end of the target is important, although their web
editor (assuming that is how it's done) may add this for you.
It seems that John is on the right lines, as 1and1 allows me to enter an
HTTP redirect, which I have done as "http://ggemmill.ddns.net., with the
"." on the end as he suggests.. The 1and1 help text makes no mention of
the dot. It suggests that the change will take effect "in a few minutes".
However, although "https://ggemmill.ddns.net/owncloud"; gets me where I
want to be, neither "https://share.gemmill.name/owncloud"; nor the http:
version do.
I have also tried specifying the redirect as "https://......"; with no
effect (yet?)
Thanks for the replies.
Graeme
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