Edit nginx configs?

[youradds]

Hi,

I've just installed Vesta on my new Linode server... very cool :) I have set it up to work with nginx. Where are the config's located? Normally ngninx builds them in /etc/nginx/sites-available/ , but I can't seem to find them.

Also, I'm assuming if I edit them they won't get overwritten? (I need to setup a reverse proxy to Apache, for example)

Thanks!

Andy

[rpr]

Hi,

Every web domain that you add gets a config file under /home/%user%/conf/web/nginx.conf (HTTP)
and a snginx.conf (HTTPS).

%user% = the user which adds the webdomain.

[youradds]

Awesome, thanks :)

And these are safe to edit? (i.e won't get overwritten with updates!)

Cheers

Andy

[rpr]

They are save to edit.
They will be overwritten is you change the "template" under the website itself.

[youradds]

Perfect, thanks :)

[mehargags]

VestaCP Documentation at https://vestacp.com/docs/
should be your friend for the next time...!

[youradds]

Hi,

I edited these .conf files, but they seem to get "broken" when I make changes to the domain, such as removing SSL for example.

In one case, it removed the closing } part of the server block, but left 2 opening lines.

I noticed we have this at the bottom of the config:

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include /home/rachel/conf/web/snginx.businessofbrands.co.uk.conf*;

What are these for? I really want to have a config file for each domain, that I can edit without fear of it breaking the whole server :/

Thanks!

Andy

[youradds]

Another one I came across, is this in the apache2 default.stpl file:

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php_admin_value open_basedir %docroot%:%home%/%user%/tmp

should be:

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php_admin_value open_basedir %sdocroot%:%home%/%user%/tmp

(I was getting a 500 IS error about the open_basedir not being right)

Cheers

Andy