Hi All, I’ve recently moved the discourse forum from one server to another - an old Ubuntu (13?) to version 16.06. To the best of my understanding, it is running in a docker container with an apache/nginx front-end and is using version: 2.1.0.beta1 +282. To accomplish this move, I upgraded to the …

[image] s-moon: restarting Apache restarting NGINX If I’m not going miserably off topic, You shouldn’t have either of those installed for the vanilla 30 minutes docker install. Could you please do the following steps: sudo apt-get purge apache2 sudo apt-get purge nginx sudo apt-get autoclea…

Hi @itsbhanusharma Thanks for the reply. This forum is running on a server which hosts other applications - WordPress, api etc. I may not need the NGINX (my ignorance of that doesn’t help) but I am pretty sure I don’t want to remove Apache. I can post the config files I am using for Apache if that…

[image] s-moon: I am pretty sure I don’t want to remove Apache. If You’re pretty sure that you can’t remove apache2, my simplest recommendation will be to move to a server dedicated to your forum. However, if you have to have forum & other applications on the same server then please search th…

This is not a complicated setup… but it requires some work and documentation. [image] Run other websites on the same machine as Discourse Self-Hosting @pfaffman edited this heavily 2022.02.24. Blame me if it’s broken. If you want to run other websites on the …

[image] _vincent: This is not a complicated setup… but it requires some work and documentation first, some research should have been done. Second, He’s talking of apache2 if I’m not mistaken. Article linked above contains nginx which plays very well with discourse. Also, not to forget, ther…

[image] itsbhanusharma: EDIT: Found a howto though I would recommend OP to drop Apache totally and use nginx outside of the Discourse container instead.

[image] _vincent: would recommend OP to drop Apache totally and use nginx outside of the Discourse container They have their API and website already running on apache2 dependency thing maybe? He mentioned that he can’t get rid of apache!

Hi @_Vincent and @itsbhanusharma We’re already running some web apps under Apache so ideally, I would like to leave that as is - but I note your suggestions above @_Vincent and will definitely consider those (am also reading them now, too). My app.yml file asks the container to listen on port 3000…

[image] s-moon: Why would this work for a day though? Any ideas what might be the reason for that? It can be either luck or something that self updated. bothered digging logs to find out what was working and had since stopped working? [image] s-moon: The original docs I have did say abou…

I have a bit more information. Somehow, suddenly, the site started working yesterday. I am not sure why and it was after a small while, so not obviously immediately after I had done something. However, it stayed up for about 18 hours. I logged in this morning and all was well. I replied to a post …

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_vincent (Vincent) Juin 19, 2018, 12:20 5

This is not a complicated setup… but it requires some work and documentation.

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