no, I don’t. But there are config files in /home/username/frappe-bench/config/
and the nginx config in there seems to be the one used by the bench-frappe.
I’m new to nginx and this bench-frappe myself. Even python. So I really don’t have any idea how these things work. I’ve only worked on php, served by Apache directly.
That’s right, it didn’t load. The server is not serving them to the client.
That’s why I think it could be a file permissions issue.
Anyway, I’ve destroyed that droplet already. I’ve already spent too much time trying to get this install to work. I’m already working with the 6.21 install that I got working here now. Just gonna stick with it for now until the latest installer is fixed.
I’m still interested in having a direct installation, not one that’s inside a docker container. I think it’s easier to maintain it without having to deal with docker.
I checked the file permissions of the installation on CentOS and compared it with the one on Ubuntu. They are very much different. I guess this is why it doesn’t work on CentOS, the installer for CentOS maybe does not set the correct permissions.
While looking at the correctly working install, I see that most of the files have the 664 permissions and the folders have 775. I tried changing everything in the frappe-bench folder with these permissions…but when I restarted the server, I get bad gateway error from nginx. I guess some of the files and folders should be left as they are. But it would be too much of a hassle to check for these one by one.
Would be nice to get the CentOS installer to work. I noticed that CentOS is faster than Ubuntu in DigitalOcean. Hope the ERPNext team can look into this.