I followed the setup instructions on Debian 9 and nginx, but whenever I try to access my site it can’t seem to load any assets.
When I try to go directly to the missing images I get a 404, even though the config seems to be set up correctly and the images are there.
https://phoenix.s-ul.eu/hmbkvuKu and
https://phoenix.s-ul.eu/QkU2CPRR
Running writefreely doesn’t throw any errors. I’m using pretty much the nginx config provided on the installation page but with SSL and a 301 from http to https with http2. Any help would be appreciated, thanks!
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Extending our heartiest welcomes to the community NovaPhoenix!
lhl
April 18, 2019, 9:16am
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If I visit https:/blog.firebird.zone as of 10:12am UK time today I get a 502
error.
Whenever I get that with my own instance of WriteFreely it is usually because I have not restarted it with sudo systemctl start writefreely
This may or may not have anything to do with your issue above…
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I shut down the site once I couldn’t get it working, I’ll start it up now
matt
April 18, 2019, 1:10pm
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If you’re using the default, I would guess it’s an issue with your nginx configuration, particularly with this section:
location ~ ^/(css|img|js|fonts)/ {
Is the root
value there correct?
Yeah, that was it. I forgot to change that. Apologies and thank you!
matt
April 18, 2019, 8:17pm
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No problem! Glad it’s working.
lhl
April 19, 2019, 8:38am
8
When I now visit https://blog.firebird.zone it redirects to some dodgy looking web address…!
www.https.com/blog.firebird.zone
???
Going to the correct address of - https://blog.firebird.zone
, does resolve to a WriteFreely Blog though.
You linked the same URL twice, and both correctly resolve to my blog. I’m not sure what’s going on here, but I don’t think it’s an issue with my installation. Maybe it’s your DNS and/or ISP?
That previous link was missing a forward slash at the beginning, so it probably resolved weirdly. https://blog.firebird.zone works for me though.