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Bailey

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  1. Sorry for the delayed response, it appears you need to handle CORS yourself code-side. This medium article appears to explain how to fix this with relation to Flutter: https://medium.com/@mustafatahirhussein/xmlhttprequest-blocked-by-cors-policy-flutter-web-fix-6bebe09d059f

    Though I haven't vetted it myself. 

    I also recommend reading what CORS itself is, so you have a better understanding of what it's trying to do: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/CORS

  2. Hey @gsakola could you please provide more information on what the issue you're getting is, and why you think you need CORS. I ask this as CORS is more of a code design or HTTP request pattern than a configuration toggle. Would be useful for some context to help you futher.

  3. If your question is about pointing something like `heliohost.your-domain.tld` to Johnny then this is possible. You must add an A and AAAA DNS record to your domain pointing to `65.19.141.67` (v4) and `2001:470:1:1ee::2009` (v6) respectively. You can then post the domain here and an Admin will add it to your account for you.

  4. 3 hours ago, phxwolf said:

    The average movie in 2006 was about 1.2 GB, and it can go as low as 500 Mb. For me, it is about 4 to 6 hours. The exact size would only take me less than 10 seconds in 2023. The average movie in 2023 is about 16 GB, up to 50 GB. As you see, my internet connection in my last post is about one gig down and one gig up. It would take me up to an hour to download a 4k  movie  Within perfect conditions.

    Thanks for working this out. It’s interesting to see that the difference for like to like media is not 5 hours to 10 seconds but in fact 5 hours to 1 hour.

    Still a huge decrease but nice to know the ‘real world’ increase in speed.

    Thanks!

  5. Yeah, it doesn’t look like it’s possible with our Plesk access. This support article on Plesk indicates we can do it on a per-domain instance, however this options isn’t present.

    However, URLs being case-sensitive are normally a good thing. What is the root issue you’re having? There may be another way to solve it.

  6. @@wolstech, it does work, tired it myself before writing that: hh-test.dino-dns.network. And it should work because all Apache (normally) does is create a VirtualHost, which works as long as the domain is somehow pointed to the server, can be A/AAAA/CNAME or NS records as all they do is say "Oh, we found that record, look here for the content". The only issue I can see arising would be due to a cPanel DNS check, which I doubt it does.

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