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Thanks! I will move things to a new droplet then.
Since I’m basically using Wordpress (I will have 3 Wordpress sites in the dro…
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I have Ubuntu 14.04 and Nginx for running several Wordpress and Drupal websites. I was having problems running "sudo apt-get update" and learned that 14.04 is EOL, so I've tried to upgrade to 18.04 following https://w...
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It says the following (I edited the paths and domains for security/privacy):
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Well, probably I’m doing something wrong, because it doesn’t work either.
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<br>If I put something like the following config, I…
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Thanks again Kamal, but I would really appreciate if you could elaborate it a bit more (specific code of what do I have to add woul…
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Kamal, I checked and there are some errors, but apparently all related to my CMS (Drupal), not to nginx.
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<br>Gavin, I haven’t …
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Thanks Kamal, I was already doing all that, without luck. As I’ve said, it works when I put:
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(typo: where I say “sites-enabled file” I’m referring to “sites-available file”)
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Hi, I'm configuring nginx and everything seems to work OK, except that it only "listens" to the default port (80). I'm struggling to configure it to listen to port 8080. I've tried with "listen 8080;" "listen 127.0.0....
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