I have a Internationalized Domain Name (IDNs): wólczanka.pl I would like to configure it to have http and certified ssl version available. Would you be so kind and try to step by step make the configuration with me? You might ask why I do not try to do it by myself? To be honest I tried but I am …

I need to add that when I made configuration by myself, I realized that there is one "effect" I do not like. I mean when I enter IDN domain name wólczanka.pl in my browser, I see for a second ascii domain name xn--wlczanka-v3a.pl I believe I have never seen that for IDN domains in internet, just fo…

Yeah, puny code (xn--) is used for internationalized names. This thread has good detail [image] Certbot with Nginx and IDN domain Help …

[image] Lexe: I see for a second ascii domain name Perhaps your site is just a bit slower than the other sites you have visited. Giving you just enough time for your eyes to see what should be there [for all such names].

[image] rg305: Perhaps your site is just a bit slower Mhhh, it is just blank website :frowning: nothing there :frowning: How Virtual Host should looks like for wólczanka.pl domain? Would somebody present, please?

[image] IDN Support enabled Issuance Policy I… pretend unicode doesn't exist and use punycode string

[image] Lexe: How Virtual Host should looks like for wólczanka.pl domain? As would any other vhost in your system. Just use: ServerName xn--wlczanka-v3a.pl

Something like this? <VirtualHost *:80> # The ServerName directive sets the request scheme, hostname and port that # the server uses to identify itself. This is used when creating # redirection URLs. In the context of virtual hosts, the ServerName # specifies what ho…

I suggest not using any non-ASCII characters in your web server configuration file. You can leave it as [image] Lexe: RewriteRule ^ https://%{SERVER_NAME}%{REQUEST_URI} [END,NE,R=permanent] [image] Lexe: I mean when I enter IDN domain name wólczanka.pl in my browser, I see for a second a…

[image] Lexe: wólczanka.pl I would stay away from using that ["ó"] in the nginx coding.

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MikeMcQ July 17, 2023, 11:05pm 3

Yeah, puny code (xn--) is used for internationalized names.

This thread has good detail

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