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I have deployed an application on a ubuntu server. I ran npm run build, and copied all the content of build inside /var/www/html The file /etc/nginx/sites-avail
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I have an AWS server running a website with NGINX and PHP. I originally installed these using the following: sudo yum install -y nginx php-fpm The version of
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I have webserver in docker container, but I cannot configure iptables on my host (Debian). I want allow only specified ip addressess to connect on ports 80 and
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I want to keep the nginx logs of the lsat 30 days. The default configuration is 15 days, as the image shows. I would like to keep the last
I already setting up Nginx RTMP in ubuntu linux hosted by DigitalOcean. And currently running my laravel web application in localhost mode in my desktop. Everyt
My ODK central was working perfectly fine before I decided to update it to the recent release of ODK using this URL (https://docs.getodk.org/central-upgrade/),
I would like to display a custom error page if there is a folder missing. My directory structure is the following: data defaults error.html notho
I have a small project that uses Django Channels (websockets) and it works fine locally. I've added SSL to my docker-based deployment with the letsencrypt-compa
I currently have the following problem. I have a backend that is behind an nginx-ingress controller used as load balancer in aws. Usually i should get the users
I am trying to proxy_pass in Nginx to my React dev server at localhost:3000. It currently works but I am seeing an error in my console which I am unsure will ca
I'm running an Nginx Ingress Controller installed via Helm on my Kubernetes cluster. I would like to change the HTML/CSS in the default backend service for some
When I try to access say: Http://localhost/page I get a 500 Internal Server Error from nginx. 500 Internal Server Error nginx/1.1.19 is all it states on the pag
I am working with configuring Django project with Nginx and Gunicorn. While I am accessing my port gunicorn mysite.wsgi:application --bind=127.0.0.1:8001 in Ng
I am trying to deploy an nginx ingress controller which can be monitored using prometheus however I am running into an issue that it seems no metrics pod(s) is
I am writing an express app that sits behind an nginx server. I was reading through express's documentation and it mentioned the 'trust proxy' setting. All it