Sometimes it's feasible to leave site not enabled after running nginx role.
E. g. if we want to use nginx role to pre-configure the site, then automatically obtain an ssl certificate via letsencrypt (that requires nginx to be running) and do some additional configuration steps before we finally enable the site.
If a site is mentioned in nginx_disabled_sites list, then no link to .conf file is created from 'sites-availiable' to 'sites-enabled'.
jdauphant
commented
6 years ago
Sometimes it's feasible to leave site not enabled after running nginx role.
E. g. if we want to use nginx role to pre-configure the site, then automatically obtain an ssl certificate via letsencrypt (that requires nginx to be running) and do some additional configuration steps before we finally enable the site.
If a site is mentioned in nginx_disabled_sites list, then no link to .conf file is created from 'sites-availiable' to 'sites-enabled'.