Nginx multi-site configuration

Nginx multi-site configuration

Recently I have added several sites to the Laravel application, but some of them have been deleted, which makes my obsessive-compulsive disorder very uncomfortable, I did not record the problem after I solved it last time, so it took a lot of time today. So I wrote my first post specially. This post is based on the correct installation of Laravel. If there is anything wrong, I still hope to correct it.

Configure site

According to the official documentation, there are two ways to add a site:

• 1. In/Homestead/src/stubs/Homestead.yamlAdd a site to the file:

sites:    - map: homestead.app      to: /home/vagrant/Code/Laravel/public

Then run the following command in the Homestead directory:

vagrant provision

However, as mentioned in the official document, this operation is destructive.provisionCommand, the existing database will be destroyed and re-created.

• 2. SSH enters the Homestead environment, use the serve command file to add a site, and execute the following command:

serve domain.app /home/vagrant/Code/path/to/public

After adding a site in any of the above ways, we should move the new site to the local/etc/hostsFile:

# homestead config192.168.10.10 homestead.app

Now, the site is added!

Modify or delete a site

(Here, 1 and 2 correspond to the methods 1 and 2 of the added sites respectively)

• 1. In/Homestead/src/stubs/Homestead.yamlModify or delete the site in the file, and then execute the following in the Homestead directory:

vagrant provision

• 2. You will find thatserveThe site added by the command does not appear inHomestead.yamlFile, according
  /Homestead/scripts/serve.shFile, you can seeserveThe command will create an nginx site, make some links, and then restart nginx and php-fpm:

echo "$block" > "/etc/nginx/sites-available/$1"ln -fs "/etc/nginx/sites-available/$1" "/etc/nginx/sites-enabled/$1"service nginx restartservice php5-fpm restart

After SSH enters the Homestead environment, run the following command:

cd /etc/nginx/sites-availablels

Now we can see all the sites! Then, you can run the following command to delete the site:

sudo rm homestead.app

Alternatively, run the following command to edit the file and modify the site:

sudo vi homestead.app

The above is what we learned today. After reading it, let's leave your valuable comments ~

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