By dino
I am trying out the OLS+WP from the Marketplace.
https://marketplace.digitalocean.com/apps/openlitespeed-wordpress
According to the guide (https://docs.litespeedtech.com/cloud/wordpress/#quick-start), after deploying the droplet…
1 - I should be able to see the OLS landing page when accessing the site using IP address – I see OLS 404 page instead 2 - When I SSH with root (using SSH key), an interactive script should load to complete the installation. Nothing there. I got a command prompt like always.
I can cd to /var/www/html and see the WordPress files there though.
Am I missing something? At this point, I am not sure what to do. Should I use the Marketplace or maybe I should just teach myself OLS and set this up by hand… Thought that I could test WP on OLS quickly though. I don’t OLS. Only have experience with Apache.
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I was able to solve it by following steps:
- Login into LiteSpeed Admin at https://your_droplet_ip:7080
- Go to “Listener” menu item
- Look at the “Listener name” column and you will see 2 rows “Default” & “Defaultssl”
- Click on each row and go to the detail, there you will see “Virtual Host Mappings” at the bottom of the tab “General”.
- Edit it and change the domain to “your_droplet_ip”.
- Save and restart LS server when you are done for both “Default” & “Defaultssl”
- After that you have to SSH to the Droplet and start the MySQL by yourself because the MySQL server is not running.
service mysql start
Done.
Now we can access http://your_droplet_ip and we now can install Wordpress normally.
Making Accessible by CouchDB
In order for CouchDB to be able to access and use the certificates, you will need to make sure they are owned by the CouchDB user. Additionally, you will want to restrict other users from accessing these files by modifying the permissions to 600 (only owner can read and write).
Configuring CouchDB To Use The Certificates Finally, we get back to our CouchDB server. Open up your local.ini file. On Ubuntu, this file can be found in /usr/local/etc/couchdb or /etc/couchdb/local.ini.
Add the following key value pairs to the specified sections:
[daemons] httpsd = {couch_httpd, start_link, [https]} [ssl] port = 6984 key_file = /path/to/ssl/certs/server.key cert_file = /path/to/ssl/certs/server.crt
If self signed, the following file is not needed:
cacert_file = /path/to/ssl/certs/comodo.crt
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