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Ghost doesn’t work like that – the pages are served by node so you can’t use only nginx to serve them. <br>Did you follow a specific article on installing Ghost? Also, please pastebin your virtualhosts. Thanks.
Please <a href=“http://pastebin.com”>pastebin</a> your virtualhost config.
I’m not really sure about the firewall thing, whether it could cause the issue, but you could check / do the following things regarding your certs: <br> <br>- check whether the .crt file contains 3 blocks beginning with -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----. If not, you have to add the missing certs to your file. It should contain: your cert, intermediate cert and the root cert in exactly this order <br>- Just for testing, remove every line containing ssl_ except: ssl_certificate and ssl_certificate_key. <br>- also make sure the user nginx running with is able to access these files. I’m not sure, whether it would even start w/o having access