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So after editing the digitalocean file, it is now working. However, I have no idea when or why I created this file.
Hi @chrisburton
But when you visit your domain through a browser, do you get any errors? Have a look at the error log too in /var/log/nginx/error.log
Okay, Nginx is not listening on port 443, which likely means you have not created server block configuration for https - or you have not activated it.
Do you have a https-configuration in /etc/nginx/site-enabled ?
You are welcome to post your configuration.