how to configure DNS records virtualmin?
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@phenomlab i think i missed this step, how can i make sure i am using NGINX
my current settings for ask8
ask8 is not opening because i have opted for HSTS i want an origin server certificate
@Hari How did you install Virtualmin on that droplet ? If you used the default commands, it is using Apache.
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@Hari How did you install Virtualmin on that droplet ? If you used the default commands, it is using Apache.
@phenomlab i followed this video, now i went forward with apache and enabled SSL at virtual min and ask8 is loading
from our conversation i have learned how to create SSL and apply for our server (sub-domain) at Virtualmin.
Virtualmin is so nice it has built-in SSH easy to access.
now i am taking backup of live flarum for ask. virtualserver
after uploading DB and files i will disturb if i face any issues.
next, i should set up Redis …etc and need to change ask server to NGINX
now deleting ask8 which is created to learn SSL
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@phenomlab i followed this video, now i went forward with apache and enabled SSL at virtual min and ask8 is loading
from our conversation i have learned how to create SSL and apply for our server (sub-domain) at Virtualmin.
Virtualmin is so nice it has built-in SSH easy to access.
now i am taking backup of live flarum for ask. virtualserver
after uploading DB and files i will disturb if i face any issues.
next, i should set up Redis …etc and need to change ask server to NGINX
now deleting ask8 which is created to learn SSL
@Hari Ok, no issues. I tend to prefer NGINX over Apache2 myself.
See below
Essentially, you need to suffix the install script with
--bundle LEMP -
@Hari Ok, no issues. I tend to prefer NGINX over Apache2 myself.
See below
https://www.virtualmin.com/documentation/installation/automated/#LAMP_vs_LEMP
Essentially, you need to suffix the install script with
--bundle LEMP@phenomlab yeah, i missed that
i think migrating from apache to NGNIX is a bit complicated i will destroy this droplet and do the installation again.
tried this, after running
apt-get install nginxi thought this will get complicated
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@phenomlab yeah, i missed that
i think migrating from apache to NGNIX is a bit complicated i will destroy this droplet and do the installation again.
tried this, after running
apt-get install nginxi thought this will get complicated
@Hari I wouldn’t do that personally. It’ll land up a complete mess, and you won’t be able to manage NGINX via Virtualmin if you take this route.
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@Hari Ok, no issues. I tend to prefer NGINX over Apache2 myself.
See below
https://www.virtualmin.com/documentation/installation/automated/#LAMP_vs_LEMP
Essentially, you need to suffix the install script with
--bundle LEMPwget http://software.virtualmin.com/gpl/scripts/install.sh --bundle LEMPthis command is not working
shall i avoid bundle and just try without it?
wget http://software.virtualmin.com/gpl/scripts/install.sh LEMPedit
got it, as per this video i should add bundle line in the installation step
/bin/sh install.sh -bundle|-b LEMPnope this one is also not working
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wget http://software.virtualmin.com/gpl/scripts/install.sh --bundle LEMPthis command is not working
shall i avoid bundle and just try without it?
wget http://software.virtualmin.com/gpl/scripts/install.sh LEMPedit
got it, as per this video i should add bundle line in the installation step
/bin/sh install.sh -bundle|-b LEMPnope this one is also not working
@Hari said in how to configure DNS records virtualmin?:
/bin/sh install.sh -bundle|-b LEMP
Should be
/bin/sh install.sh --bundle LEMP -
@Hari said in how to configure DNS records virtualmin?:
/bin/sh install.sh -bundle|-b LEMP
Should be
/bin/sh install.sh --bundle LEMP -
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i think we can mark this discussion as solved
- learned how to install virtualmin with NGINX
- We can easily point the DNS by mentioning server IP at CF a name record
- learned how to install SSL
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undefined phenomlab has marked this topic as solved on 16 Feb 2022, 11:10
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