I have used Setup Multitenancy for setting up dns based multi tenancy but after nginx reload ,i tried bench use site2 to load the new site but it loads the page
Sorry ! Back soon . I cannot recover my server from this error page .
Please help
in DNS multi-tenancy nginx tries to map your domain name to site from sites directory.
Rename site2 folder to your domain name and reset nginx configurations.
eg: if your domain is abc.xyz.com then rename site2 folder to abc.xyz.com
I tried this method with no luck.
@Obinna_Ukwueze If the site has no data, you may delete existing site and create new sites:
Step1: Delete existing site
bench drop-site site1.local
bench drop-site site2.local
Note: Execute this from frappe-bench folder. You need root mysql password. This will remove site and and database completely. In case of any issue in site_config.json you may get some issue. Check error in case of any.
Step2: Create new site
bench new-site xyz.domain.com
bench new-site abc.domain.com
Note: Use actual domain/sub-domain as site name which will be used for erpnext users.
Step3: Once again install erpnext app for new site
bench --site xyz.domain.com install-app erpnext
bench --site abc.domain.com install-app erpnext
Step4: Setup production
bench setup nginx
sudo service nginx reload
sudo bench setup production vm_user_name_goes_here
Note: Reconfigure nginx server once to avoid any configuration issue.
Sunil
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I get
IOError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: ‘/home/frappe/frappe-bench/config/nginx.conf’
Should I use “sudo” ?
Ideally you shouldn’t need to. Are you logged in as Frappe user?
Also, have you dropped the site already? If not, we could still try a few steps to troubleshoot and get it working
Cheers!
Thank you everyone, this worked like a charm.
Grateful to @sunilsrikumar and @wale … may the force always abide.
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