Nginx

@nduliu · Dec 8th 2014

Good afternoon.
It is my first speech in the forum, and I want to thank the great work of the developers of this wonderful system.

Debian is my entertainment. I installed OMV on a computer that had at home. I installed ssh-sftp-owncloud and plexmediaserver. Everything works correctly

My question is nginx configuration wan carried out with wordpress by a virtual host.

As nginx is configured to separate the web interface OMV of these other services.?

thank you very much

ryecoaaron · Dec 8th 2014

You have two options:

1 - Install the wordpress plugin (not a virtual host config though)

2 - Install the nginx plugin and install wordpress like any other php app.

@nduliu · Dec 9th 2014

You tell me that with nginx create the public_html folder and install wordpress in that folder?
It is the only way to separate the OMV other services interface that can pull the wan?
I'm too new jjjj
Thank you

ryecoaaron · Dec 9th 2014

I guess it isn't the only way but it is the easiest.

Create a shared folder and put the files in that shared folder. Create a server and pool in the nginx plugin using that shared folder. You can leave the "Use public directory" unchecked and check "Use root".

@nduliu · Dec 10th 2014

I'll try to do it

Muchas gracias

@nduliu · Dec 11th 2014

I need a little tutorial nginx plugin configuration

ryecoaaron · Dec 11th 2014

Here you go. I just installed wordpress using nginx.

Code

Add shared folder for mysql database - mysqldb
Add shared folder for wordpress - wordpress


Install mysql
Enable mysql using mysqldb shared folder
Enable SQL Management site
Save and Apply
Set mysql root password
Click Launch Management Site
Login with user root and new mysql root password
Go to Database menu
Click Create New
Enter wordpress and click Create Database


Install nginx plugin
Enable nginx
Save
Add pool from Pools tab
  - name: wppool
  - user: www-data
  - group: www-data
  - leave other settings at their defaults
Add server from Servers tab
  - Check Enable
  - Directory:  wordpress
  - Check Use root
  - Port: 8080
  - Check Enable PHP
  - PHP-FPM pool: wppool
  - Check index.php


Enable ssh
Save
Click Apply


Connect via ssh (use putty) and login as root
Find Root path in Servers tab for newly created server - use for path in next step
cd /media/long_uuid/wordpress/
wget https://wordpress.org/latest.tar.gz
tar xvzf latest.tar.gz --strip-components=1
rm latest.tar.gz
Go to: http://omv-ip-address:8080/

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@nduliu · Dec 11th 2014

The art of teaching is the art of helping discover

Thank you thank you very much

I'll investigate

Lord Wektabyte · Sep 4th 2015

Sorry Ryecoaaron, I'm trying to do the same but in the MySQL plugin there is not any place to put where you want to save the database!

I'm currently running the WordPress plugin but I don't like to have it running like this because if the system drive fails, I think all the wordpress stuff is there and that's because I would like to install it via the nginx plugin and store the files in a location chosen by me as a shared folder.

Thanks for your attention!

EDIT:
OK, I found out that there's a Scheduled Backup option in the MySQL plugin to backup the database to a shared folder. Would it be easy-restorable if the system drive fails and I reinstall the Wordpress+MySQL plugin and then I restore the ".sql" backupped file?

ryecoaaron · Sep 4th 2015

There is a restore option. So, yes it would be easy to restore.

Lord Wektabyte · Sep 4th 2015

Thanks for the quick answer. Would it be as easy as: ?

EDIT: (swapped as Ryecoaaron suggested)

Install MySQL and create all the databases etc.
Installing Wordpress using NginX as you said firstly.
Do a scheduled backup of the SQL database to a shared folder

And if the system drive fails (with the SQL database in it), I will only have to take the Clonezilla image I've done, restore the system and restore the database and WordPress would work wothout any problem?

ryecoaaron · Sep 4th 2015

Swap steps 1 and 2. Otherwise, everything you wrote should work. Test the process in a virtual machine.

Lord Wektabyte · Sep 7th 2015

Hello, I did all you said above and I installed WordPress using the NginX plugin. The problem is that i finish the database setup in the wordpress webpage but when I want to finish the installation, I can't access the webpage. Firefox gives me this error:

Quote

Ha fallat la connexió segura

S'ha produït un error durant la connexió a 192.168.1.230:8080. L'SSL ha rebut un registre que excedeix la longitud màxima permesa. (Codi d'error: ssl_error_rx_record_too_long)

Translated:
Secure connection failed.
There has been a problem during the connection to 192.168.1.230:8080. The SSL has received a register that exceeds the maximum lenght permitted. (Error code: ssl_error_rx_record_too_long)

Any ideas?

PS: I have SSL enabled in the OMV webGUI with a self-signed certificate but the "Force HTTPS" is disabled.

Thanks in advance!

EDIT: I tried clearing Firefox cache and using a private window. All of them give me the same error. If I access using plain HTTP, it redirects me to the OMV WebGUI.

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