Hello Guys, i have followed the Install Tutorial for Plesk Onyx (Ubuntu 14.04), but i had many problems. Now i have everything working on my Plesk and i decided to make a new Tutorial(Mail with the Plesk Mail Server) 1. Set options in Plesk Create Domain/Subdomain in Plesk. [create_domain] Activate Let’s Encrypt Certificate. [create_domain_1] Create a mail account. my example: mail@domain.tld password123 2. Install Docker Go to Extensions. [docker_1] Search for Docker and install the extension. Now you have Docker as menu point in the side menu. [docker_2] 3. Install Discourse Now you need an ssh access to your server who is Plesk hosted. My example data: Domain: forum.domain.tld E-Mail: mail@domain.tld E-Mail: password123 Download the git. sudo -s git clone https://github.com/discourse/discourse_docker.git /var/discourse cd /var/discourse Now we must edit the setup script. nano discourse-setup Scroll down to this: [setup_before] And change it to this: [nano_after] Exit with STRG+X and type Y then press enter to save the file. Launch the setup. ./discourse-setup Now answer some questions. Hostname for your Discourse? [discourse.example.com]: forum.domain.tld Email address for admin account(s)? [me@example.com,you@example.com]: mail@domain.tld SMTP server address? [smtp.example.com]: Plesk (Yeah write Plesk in the line) SMTP port? [587]: 25 (The Port from the Mailserver in Plesk is 25) SMTP user name? [user@example.com]: mail@domain.tld SMTP password? [pa$$word]: password123 Let's Encrypt account email? (ENTER to skip) [me@example.com]: (to skip this press enter) It takes a while, wait until you get back to the command line. The Docker container fails to start. It doesn’t matter. Now we change the app.yml to work with Plesk. nano containers/app.yml Change the Ports and comment two lines. Before: [nano_before] After: [nano_after] Exit with STRG+X and type Y then press enter to save the file. It’s time to rebuild the container. ./launcher rebuild app Change the hosts File in the docker emulation. Now we change the hosts file, so discourse can use the Plesk Mail Server. Enter the Docker container. ./launcher enter app Wait until the command line comes back. Now we install nano. apt-get install nano Let us change the hosts file. nano /etc/hosts add the last line: [hosts] Exit with STRG+X and type Y then press enter to save the file Exit the container exit Change the Plesk Proxy settings Go to your subdomain and click on Docker Proxy Rules. [plesk_docker_proxy] Add a new Rule [plesk_docker_proxy_1] The following site should look like this: [plesk_docker_proxy_2] Press Okay, now the overview should look like this: [plesk_docker_proxy_3] I hope i can help somebody. Greetings from germany PS: Thanks to Google Translator :smiley:

@Vault1337 Ich bekomme es nicht zum laufen wäre super wenn du mir helfen konntest danke.

Hi! Still getting: “WARNING:: This server does not appear to be accessible at discourse.domain.com:443” Even if I changed checked ports in discourse-setup, and opened 8060 and 9443 in the firewall. The subdomain discourse.agoraludica.eu is accessible from the internet. Is there something like an IP to whitelist?

I now use Plesk Obsidian on Ubuntu 20 and the only setting I need to tweak to allow Discourse to work along other web applications is to add a proxy rule that redirects the port 80 to another (8060 in my case) - and of course, the redirections as well of the port 8060 → 80 and 9443 → 443 in app.yml. Also, the SSL certificate is automatically renewed without any additional action. It’s way simpler than before.

You’ll need to edit app.yml yourself and ./launcher rebuild app Discourse-setup works only for a standard installation.

[image] Canapin: Any idea why? Those lines tell discourse to ignore your proxy servers address and report the address of the actual computer making the request. The let’s encrypt issue, is because you need not to pass that request to discourse but to the let’s encrypt client that the reverse proxy is running. You could probably add some stuff to tell it to handle that /well-known request itself. Perhaps you’re friends W can help figure that out

Hi, Solved this issue restarting the docker service on host, to force a rebuilding of the nerwork bridge.

Hi, Unfortunately I’m not receiving the email to activate. When I use all email settings on Outlook it’s functional but when I use the same settings I don’t receive anything. I did exactly what you wrote but there aren’t even mail data in logs. Anyone else has this issue?

Gibt es nen Update für Ubuntu 20.X & Plesk 18.X .. bekomme das alte how to dort leider nicht so hin

Maybe my updated reply can help you: [image] Install Discourse on Plesk(Ubuntu 18.04 LTS) Self-hosting I now use Plesk Obsidian on Ubuntu 20 and the only setting I need to tweak to allow Discourse to work along other web applications is to add a proxy rule that redirects the port 80 to another (8060 in my case) - and of course, the redirections as well of the port 8060 → 80 and 9443 → 443 in app.yml. Also, the SSL certificate is automatically renewed without any additional action. It’s way simpler than before.

Would u Help me to Install it - I just cant get it to work

Install Discourse on Plesk(Ubuntu 18.04 LTS)

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l0ccy February 18, 2022, 5:20pm 9

Is there an update for Ubuntu 20.X & Plesk 18.X? Unfortunately, I can’t get the old how-to to work there.

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