Description
Hello again, I briefly spoke with you on discord regarding this issue regarding the root folder serve-files.conf (along with the corresponding ROOT_FOLDER entry within site.env)
Set up is multisite, bunk-nginx, with ui. Latest versions as of this post (1.3.1)
The hosts configured are;
the server's fqdn (proxying to the bunkerized-nginx-ui),
What happens is when I update the configuration for domain2 via the UI (eg set gzip comp on), the root_folder for domain2 is written correctly:
root /opt/bunkerized-nginx/www/www.domain2.com;
BUT all server configs are updated and the serve files for the other domains are also updated (domain3 in this case) and after a few config updates/saves ends up like this (in both serve-files.conf & site.env)
Within the UI add a couple of domains, set up to serve files. Then go back and edit domain2, then inspect the serve-files.conf that is written for domain3.
Description Hello again, I briefly spoke with you on discord regarding this issue regarding the root folder serve-files.conf (along with the corresponding ROOT_FOLDER entry within site.env)
Set up is multisite, bunk-nginx, with ui. Latest versions as of this post (1.3.1)
The hosts configured are;
What happens is when I update the configuration for domain2 via the UI (eg set gzip comp on), the root_folder for domain2 is written correctly: root /opt/bunkerized-nginx/www/www.domain2.com;
BUT all server configs are updated and the serve files for the other domains are also updated (domain3 in this case) and after a few config updates/saves ends up like this (in both serve-files.conf & site.env)
root /opt/bunkerized-nginx/www/www.domain3.com/www.domain3.com/www.domain3.com;
How to reproduce deploy bunkerized-nginx & the ui
Within the UI add a couple of domains, set up to serve files. Then go back and edit domain2, then inspect the serve-files.conf that is written for domain3.
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