Tracking domain setup struggle

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akjessam

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Hey!
Mailwizz is installed on 1) web.abc.com. After this I created DNS of domain xyz.com to
CNAME server web.abc.com

After this, I went to mailwizz and added tracking domain
server.xyz.com with scheme http

a) web.abc.com is https while server.xyz.com is http. when i visit server.xyz.com it does not reflect web.abc.com.

Am i missing something ?
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As soon as i verified few delivery servers - 3 emails came from 1 Mailwizz delivery server

The "hourly" command did not run in the last 1 day.
The "daily" command did not run in the last 2 days.
Please check your cron jobs and make sure they are properly set!

The "daily" command did not run in the last 2 days.
Please check your cron jobs and make sure they are properly set!

The "daily" command did not run in the last 2 days.
Please check your cron jobs and make sure they are properly set!

But the backened doesn't show any cron jobs that needs to run. Using Symfony Mailer
 
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I added both domain and subdomain to hestiacp and enabled ssl on both.
When I check DNS propagation for tracking domain it resolves to Mailwizz IP but still when I visit it does not reflect Mailwizz
 
I did everything but this is not working. :(

The tracking subdomain is DNS propagated to Mailwizz server IP. So, at Mailwizz HestiaCP I added the tracking subdomain and enabled SSL but couldn't add alias of mailwizz server because error came website alreeady present.

After this came to mailwizz and tried both http and https but this is not working. Https is enabled on both - mailwizz and tracking domain.
 
I don't think you should add it as a subdomain, just as an alias, that's all. This way your vhost will know how to handle it when somebody access it, basically it will know it is an alias of your main domain and serve the content of that main domain.
Please note this all is not specific to MailWizz, its just how dns/vhosts work.
 
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