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I have to host a subdomain of my domain to heroku app. For example abc.com points to a Hostgator account. I want to configure app.abc.com to heroku app. The domain is registered with godaddy. Can anyone please help me out.

Regards Avinasha

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  • Has nothing to do with programming other than you mentioning a hosting provider tailored for rails.
    – David Lyod
    Sep 23, 2010 at 19:54
  • Configuring your server settings isn't really programming, so I've voted to move this question to ServerFault, the site for, well, this :)
    – Matchu
    Sep 23, 2010 at 19:59
  • This is actually a heroku-specific question as you can see in the answers containing links to their documentation on how to do just this.
    – tfe
    Sep 23, 2010 at 20:56
  • @tfe — it's still little to do with programming, though.
    – Matchu
    Sep 24, 2010 at 2:01

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I'd actually point to a different part of that page:

What IP addresses should I use to point my custom domain at Heroku?

Create a CNAME record in your DNS settings pointing subdomain to proxy.heroku.com.

The wildcard domains section has to do with pointing any subdomain the user provides to your Heroku app; these instructions are for a single subdomain.

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It's an old question, but still ranking pretty high when I was looking at a solution for a similar problem.

The heroku docs you're looking for is the one on Custom Domains.

For an old domain from NameCheap, with CPanel-backed hosting from them, I used those instructions to successfully point a subdomain to a rails app hosted on heroku.

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Here you go: Can I point *.mydomain.com to my Heroku app?

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