Nginx conf is causing trouble

[hapee]

This part is causing the site not to work:

location /static { alias /path/to/bayahat/enferno/static; expires max; } If I adapt it and leave it there is causes permission denied issues, if I take it out the site is working but not saving anything.

What could be the cause of this?

Kind regards

[sjacgit]

You need to change the path here to point to the static location in the setup path you have locally. For example, if you cloned the code into /home/user/bayanat, this line should look like: location /static { alias /home/user/bayanat/enferno/static; expires max; }.

Additionally, there's an error in the readme and you need an extra } at the end of the NGINX conf file. Sorry about that! You can check the installation manual alongside the user guide on: https://docs.bayanat.org/en/install

[hapee]

Thanks, I was aware of the changes you mentioned but I move bayanat to the /home/ directory and changed nginx setting which looks better now.

One thing that is puzzling me is the fact that I can for example locations like this: but when I reload the page they are gone, no errror in het log file:

[sjacgit]

We're unable to reproduce this issue. Can you please have a look in the service log and check for errors when adding a location? You can use journalctl -u bayanat.service.

[hapee]

Thanks sjacgit, could this being empty also point you somewhere:

journalctl -u bayanat.service -- Logs begin at Sun 2021-02-21 22:07:03 UTC, end at Mon 2021-02-22 16:06:15 UTC -- No entries -- lines 1-2/2 (END)

[sjacgit]

This probably means you chose a different name for the service. It's probably a good idea to reset the setup again using the latest code. The instructions are available on docs.bayanat.org.

[ghost]

Hello again. The locations issue should now be fixed. Can you please check again after updating to the latest version and let us know if it's resolved?

[sjacgit]

Hello again. Have you had a change to test this issue again in order for us to close it?