Still getting a "welcome to nginx" page
I moved all my angular 4 files into the default /usr/share/nginx/html and its still showing the blank welcome to nginx page… What else am I supposed to do?
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In your Nginx site configuration, is the root directive set to /usr/share/nginx/html ?
Your site configs are located in /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/
If you want to continue to use the /usr/share/nginx/html instead of a custom location, then delete the file index.html in the directory before adding your content.
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