@bashy for me whole domain.

Philip Brown of Culttt does an article on it but it needs more details, further expansion, I think.

Philip does a great job and he is very knowledgeable, BUT his site is exceptionally difficult to navigiate around. That is to say find a specific lesson on a specific topic. He wrote also wrote it as a blog, and now it has become unnavigable.

Also, please, when you are writing your blogs, do not write them to an audience with the skills of Jeffrey, yourself, or Taylor. Or if you do, then please give us a little more detail. Remember that the rest of us are mere humans :o)

cheers !

@rieves Ah okay, yeah I guess it's a good one for security. Thanks

@alenabdula Looks like it was just you

@vincej Yeah, few ways to do that then. Some of that is new to me too so I'm sure it will be in detail and not just for experienced people.

@bashy - A post that would give you many visitors would be the difference between Apache and Nginx, and which one is better, faster, that helps you more with security issues and so on.

Yeah good topic to do.

There's no better one (like anything, it's based on what you need it for). Apache is often good for a reverse proxy with Nginx. https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-configure-nginx-as-a-reverse-proxy-for-apache

Hate to do the same topics when they're already posted but...we'll see.

@bashy - You can do it better, for sure, make some benchmarking if needed, examples in both web servers and show the difference between them about installing, setting up a site, which one is human friendly and so on. (there are web servers there are PITA to configure a simple thing).

New post about backing up MySQL databases in a cron for your Vagrant VM

https://bashy.im/blog/backup-mysql-databases-on-vagrant-vm-automatically-to-local-storage

@bashy Hi.

How we can redirect none www to www when SSL installed. (Nginx)

Thank you.

@alexmansour i do mine through the .htaccess file.

    RewriteEngine On
    #force the www
        RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^comedyawards.co.uk$ [NC]
        RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.comedyawards.co.uk/$1 [L,R=301]

But best put this as a separate question on the forum so others in future can see the replies and get the answers you want, so not to pollute this other post :-)

@simondavies thanks for your reply and solution.

As you suggested: https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/servers/nginx-redirects-non-www-to-www

@simondavies .htaccess won't work on nginx though :)

Yeah that would be good to look especially new blog enviroments the use of Vagrant too might be terrific, there's no longer sufficient of that stuff.