Multitenant messed my system

[jycob]

hi I tried to set the multitenant for port 82 as directed via wiki nand it worked great but now I cant access my earlier server. could it be because when prompted to this

> nginx.conf already exists and this will overwrite it. Do you want to continue? [ y/N]: y

I choose Yes

kindly help am now speechless and shocked I had no current back up for the database

[clarkej]

“kindly help am now speechless and shocked I had no current back up for the database”

Of course backups are a learning in themselves and experience is the best teacher

You don’t say exactly what command you executed, nor what instructions you are following to debug your case?

[jycob]

I followed this steps Multitenant Setup · frappe/bench Wiki · GitHub
but on reaching at

bench setup nginx ,

> I got this prompt nginx.conf already exists and this will overwrite it. Do you want to continue? [ y/N]: y

Choose Y and later did nginx reload the site I created at port 82 worked fine but my previous site1.local stopped working and now I cant access the site…

kindly help

[clarkej]

ok in that case not to worry your database is fine.

A search on ‘bench setup nginx’ turned up for example this that may help with your learning

Best way to protect changes to nginx.conf from "bench setup nginx"

Hi Team, All, Could you please let me know the best way to make sure that changes made to nginx.conf in the bench folder are not lost when I run bench setup nginx ? My scenario is that I have a couple of subdomains *.host.com that I’m redirecting to host.com using the following block server{ listen 80; server_name *.host.com; return 301 http://host.com$request_uri; } I would not like this to be overwritten when next I run bench setup nginx. Regards, cksgb

[jycob]

thank you I noticed that my ssl crashed and and its working out fine now after removing https