Hi all.
I have this problem.
For now I published my test app in ACS and is working fine with the original and CNAMEd urls (985534blahblah.cloudapp.appcelerator.com and I did a CNAME change like myapptest.cloudapp.appcelerator.com)
It's suppose that, to use my own domain, I must change de DNS settings in my provider to point CNAME to 985534blahblah.cloudapp.appcelerator.com, right? The problem is that my provider doesn't accept so big CNAME urls, asking me to use a smaller CNAME url.
So I decided to use my own CNAME in appcelerator using the console command acs cname (myapptest.cloudapp.appcelerator.com), that is smaller.
It is suppose that the path to follow now is:
- user types dev.mydomain.com
- dev.mydomain.com points towards myapptest.cloudapp.appcelerator.com
- myapptest.cloudapp.appcelerator.com points towards 985534blahblah.cloudapp.appcelerator.com
- The page shows as "dev.mydomain.com/index.htm"
My provider accepted it but... the only response I'm having when I go to dev.mydomain.com is:
Node.ACS
The app does not exist.
Means this that it's not possible to point my domain CNAME to my appcelerator app CNAME?
Summarizing: myapptest.cloudapp.appcelerator.com works, dev.mydomain.com (which is CNAMEd to myapptest.cloudapp.appcelerator.com) don't.