[–] frenkel 10y ago ↗ Thanks for the article, I'm about to update my OpenBSD server and switch from nginx myself.Seems like you forgot to redirect www or non-www: you have both serving the site, search engines don't like duplicate content like that. [–] tribaal 10y ago ↗ Thanks, that's a good point. Fixed.I intend to write a follow-up article on how to keep you system up-to-date since that is a little different than linux, too.EDIT: Actually, I can reach www and non-www for both http and https and it seems to redirect properly. What exactly did you mean? [–] frenkel 10y ago ↗ From a search engines point of view these are two sites with same content: https://www.tribaal.io/ and https://tribaal.io/One should redirect to the other.
[–] tribaal 10y ago ↗ Thanks, that's a good point. Fixed.I intend to write a follow-up article on how to keep you system up-to-date since that is a little different than linux, too.EDIT: Actually, I can reach www and non-www for both http and https and it seems to redirect properly. What exactly did you mean? [–] frenkel 10y ago ↗ From a search engines point of view these are two sites with same content: https://www.tribaal.io/ and https://tribaal.io/One should redirect to the other.
[–] frenkel 10y ago ↗ From a search engines point of view these are two sites with same content: https://www.tribaal.io/ and https://tribaal.io/One should redirect to the other.
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[ 4.3 ms ] story [ 22.4 ms ] threadSeems like you forgot to redirect www or non-www: you have both serving the site, search engines don't like duplicate content like that.
I intend to write a follow-up article on how to keep you system up-to-date since that is a little different than linux, too.
EDIT: Actually, I can reach www and non-www for both http and https and it seems to redirect properly. What exactly did you mean?
One should redirect to the other.