Configure Kobotoolbox without Subdomains

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Hi,
I have configured KoboToolbox successfully on a Linux server using Docker. But I am facing following limitation, don’t know how to fix. Anyone help for resolution is much appreciated.

I have a subdomain as Public Domain e.g.

PUBLIC_DOMAIN_NAME = abc.domain.com

KOBOFORM_PUBLIC_SUBDOMAIN=dcform

KOBOCAT_PUBLIC_SUBDOMAIN=dccat

ENKETO_EXPRESS_PUBLIC_SUBDOMAIN=dcenketo

I have SSL certificate for domain.com and *.domain.com. But problem is when I try to access the KoboToolbox (https://abc.domain.com) it redirects to (https://dcform.abc.domain.com) for which my certificate is not valid. Is there any possibility to configure KoboToolbox without subdomains like

https://abc.domain.com/dcform

https://abc.domain.com/dccat

https://abc.domain.com/dcenketo

Or any other solution to avoid this issue.

Thanks

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Just update below variable,

PUBLIC_DOMAIN_NAME = domain.com

Now your URL that you will be accessing will be https://dcform.domain.com

Regards,

Amar

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On Tuesday, September 4, 2018 at 3:23:22 PM UTC+5:30, Muhammad Azeem wrote:

Hi,
I have configured KoboToolbox successfully on a Linux server using Docker. But I am facing following limitation, don’t know how to fix. Anyone help for resolution is much appreciated.

I have a subdomain as Public Domain e.g.

PUBLIC_DOMAIN_NAME = abc.domain.com

KOBOFORM_PUBLIC_SUBDOMAIN=dcform

KOBOCAT_PUBLIC_SUBDOMAIN=dccat

ENKETO_EXPRESS_PUBLIC_SUBDOMAIN=dcenketo

I have SSL certificate for domain.com and *.domain.com. But problem is when I try to access the KoboToolbox (https://abc.domain.com) it redirects to (https://dcform.abc.domain.com) for which my certificate is not valid. Is there any possibility to configure KoboToolbox without subdomains like

https://abc.domain.com/dcform

https://abc.domain.com/dccat

https://abc.domain.com/dcenketo

Or any other solution to avoid this issue.

Thanks

3

Thanks Amar,

This is already done. My question is different, I want to configure it like

https://domain.com/dcform

instead of sub-domain.

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Muhammad Azeem-ud-din

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Looking for a similar thing, any luck?