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    #1

    Running a NodeBB forum on my own Ubuntu server.
    For Google to crawl site it asks me to verify page by adding a link to DNS settings
    Where would I find that, is it a file in a directory on Ubuntu?

  • Running a NodeBB forum on my own Ubuntu server.
    For Google to crawl site it asks me to verify page by adding a link to DNS settings
    Where would I find that, is it a file in a directory on Ubuntu?

    wrote on last edited by
    #2

    @eveh hi, no, this will be your domain provider, for example, Cloudflare. Whoever your domain is registered with.

  • @eveh hi, no, this will be your domain provider, for example, Cloudflare. Whoever your domain is registered with.

    wrote on last edited by Panda
    #3

    @phenomlab
    oh do you mean where I bought Domain name from?

  • @phenomlab
    oh do you mean where I bought Domain name from?

    wrote on last edited by phenomlab
    #4

    @eveh yes, as the DNS will be natively registered there.

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