#Hosting multiple .toml files on one domain with XRPL Metadata?

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green cypress
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Is there a way to host multiple .toml files on my domain so that XRPL Metadata can use them? As far as I know, it works by finding the domain and issuer in the token's data and then tracing that back to your domain/webserver to get the metadata.

Below is XRPL Metadata's example for accepted .toml file links:

" The {DOMAIN} is your domain name, including any subdomains. For example, you could serve the file from either of the following URLs:

https://example.com/.well-known/xrp-ledger.toml
https://xrp.services.example.com/.well-known/xrp-ledger.toml "

wheat moat
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Why do you need multiple?

keen dome
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Services will only crawl for that single toml file.
If you are wanting to do a service like FirstLedger do then you'd need to utilise subdomains so each issuer would get a subdomain associated with them that you have the toml file on