Your site's canonical name and type settings are visible in the 'Config Information' box on the Site Information page for that site.

This setting is particularly appropriate for sites with one correct name, but a number of other aliases that the site owner also wishes to accept. On - If anybody accesses your site using an alias other than its canonical name, will automatically, transparently get a '301 Moved Permanently' redirect to the correct name. This setting is particularly suited to sites that vary their content based on which alias is used, such as WordPress multi-site hosting, or if you want to use our per-alias document root feature to host multiple websites using only one site on our system. From an application standpoint this means that the HTTP_HOST variable will be copied to the SERVER_NAME variable for each request. Redirects issued by the network will use the hostname presented in the HTTP Host: header.

Off - Our system attempts to avoid the use of a site's canonical name. We support two canonical name redirection settings: FAQ - NearlyFreeSpeech.NET Frequently Asked Questions FAQ Home | Public FAQ | Member Home | Blog The NearlyFreeSpeech.NET FAQ ( *) Customization ( *) What canonical name redirection settings are available?

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