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You need to use a CNAME record for use with mod.land, by looking at js.org it seems like setting the domain in the cnames.ts file to cname.vercel-dns.com along with disabling the cloudflare proxy fixes it. See vercels docs for more info.
You need to use a CNAME record for use with mod.land, by looking at js.org it seems like setting the domain in the cnames.ts file to cname.vercel-dns.com along with disabling the cloudflare proxy fixes it. See vercels docs for more info.
Sorry. But I have found that Vercel don't allow users to use subdomains of the same domain. It has nothing to do with cloudflare proxy because I found someone doesn't disable proxy still can use the subdomain with Vercel.
JS.ORG is considered to be special by Vercel
So when we add subdomains of JS.ORG , we will find this:
But when we add subdomains of MOD.LAND, it doesn't appear.
Maybe Vercel considered JS.ORG a top-level domain.
My English is not good, so there may be some mistakes in my comment.
I tried adding the subdomain to my vercel website , but it says this:
Just like #35
But now it seems that we can Set the following TXT record on _vercel.mod.land to prove ownership to solve the problem
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