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Got ubuntu default page on easyengine

JohnRoeJohnRoe Member

I install easyengine to host my wordpress site..
I ran the installation command and it goes without any error..

Then I installed wp for my domain

ee site create example.com --wp

This is what I got on the website

Comments

  • did you change example.com to your domain? are you sure it didn't install it in a folder like yourdomain.com/wordpress?

  • JohnRoeJohnRoe Member

    @hostnoob said:
    did you change example.com to your domain? are you sure it didn't install it in a folder like yourdomain.com/wordpress?

    yah, I changed to my domain..

    i installl easyengine using guide here no manual change has been made by me

  • @psycholyzern said:
    i installl easyengine using guide here no manual change has been made by me

    What do you get if you type these commands

    ls /var/www/

    ls /usr/share/nginx/www

  • JohnRoeJohnRoe Member

    @hostnoob I checked status by typing ee system status

    I found that nginx are not running. Then I tried start nginx by typing service nginx start

    it said port 80 are in used..then I terminate all process port 80

    kill sudo lsof -t -i:80

    I suspected apache2 is the cause.. btw, thanks :D

  • ATHKATHK Member

    psycholyzern said: I suspected apache2 is the cause.. btw, thanks :D

    Was about to mention this, Ubuntu comes with Apache2 installed in most templates and I'm pretty certain by default.

    Just do a apt-get remove apache2

  • JohnRoeJohnRoe Member

    @ATHK said:
    Just do a apt-get remove apache2

    :D thanks..

  • Reboot the VPS after EasyEngine install

  • ^ offer incoming?

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