Isue in the instalation #359
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dino147 wrote at Sep 1 2016 16:36:05 UTC: I have this page: http://91.134.250.84/ What I can do ? |
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dino147 wrote at Sep 1 2016 16:36:05 UTC: Sorry I am so noob in this.....but I have done the instalation for 0.8.5,and worked perfect (june) and now I want to install pufferpanel on other VPS. |
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falceso wrote at Sep 1 2016 16:36:05 UTC: Hello The ip you provided is working. You would need to manually visit (ip)/auth/login or simply remove apache2 if you would not be needing it.. |
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Pandry wrote at Sep 1 2016 16:36:05 UTC: dino147 if you can try using mine
(Replace the server name) |
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falceso wrote at Sep 1 2016 16:36:05 UTC: Pandry That would kind of work but Apache2 is covering the homepage which should auto redirect to /auth/login ... You would need to remove it from the sites-enabled. |
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Pandry wrote at Sep 1 2016 16:36:05 UTC: falceso You CAN'T use Apache2 AND Nginx togheder on the same port! I suggest you to use Nginx... |
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falceso wrote at Sep 1 2016 16:36:05 UTC: Pandry Yeah totally... You can run it together but Nginx would mostly be a reverse proxy for Apache2. |
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Pandry wrote at Sep 1 2016 16:36:05 UTC: falceso I were talking about 2 webserver, and anyway you can't have nginx and apache togheder listening on the same port... Or anyway apache should listen on 127.0.0.1 only and nginx on the public IP... |
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Pandry wrote at Sep 1 2016 16:36:05 UTC: falceso I've just saw the port on Digitalocean and, as you can see, they are on two different port... And anyway I think it's useless to use nginx for the frontend and apache for the backend... Whata waste of resources... Better use nginx only :D |
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falceso wrote at Sep 1 2016 16:36:05 UTC: Pandry Didn't you read what I said? You can run it together but Nginx would mostly be a reverse proxy for Apache2. |
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falceso wrote at Sep 1 2016 16:36:05 UTC: Pandry Also it's not a waste because some people like to use apache2 for their website. Apache2 is more common in most installations. |
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Pandry wrote at Sep 1 2016 16:36:05 UTC: falceso No... A reverse proxy in local is almost useless... You could use both of them for example 1 for the HTTP and one for the HTTPS, but for me, is useless... FOR ME is better to migrate to nginx, that is easyer and faster... |
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dino147 wrote at Sep 1 2016 16:36:05 UTC: I uninstalled apahe2 and now works,solved. |
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dino147 wrote at Sep 1 2016 16:36:05 UTC:
Installing user...
Installing nginx config (if possible)
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Thank you for installing PufferPanel!
Assuming that the installation completed, you will be able to visit your new panel at http://91.134.250.84
root@omgserv-72903:/srv/pufferpanel#
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