A user attempts to install Discourse on Debian 10.5 but encounters issues. The initial problem is that discourse-setup is not found, which is resolved by using ./discourse-setupmerefield. After setup, the user sees a default Nginx page instead of Discourse, indicating a port conflict. Falco explains that Nginx on the host machine must be removed since Discourse binds to port 80 by default. The user asks if Discourse can coexist with another Nginx application on the same VM, and Falco clarifies that while possible, it requires advanced setup involving reverse proxy configuration and is not recommended for inexperienced users. ITAS-Isti acknowledges the advice and thanks the community.
Thank you Robert, it was the solution.
As I still have no final domain; i have simply used the internal hostname XXXX-vm-2.XXX.kit.edu
If I open it in the domain I receive only a NGINX page:
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Welcome to nginx!
If you see this page, the nginx web server is successfully installed and working. Further configuration is required.
For online documentation and support please refer to).
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Thank you for using nginx.
What ist the exact URL of a default Discourse installation?
I think If i finished the Config with e. g. SMTP, the Discourse should be already started, correct?
If you aren’t already familiar with hosting multiple domains and nginx reverse-proxy configuration it’s easier and faster to use another server for it.