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I am using digital ocean.
I don't know what that is. What is an ISP router? Is that a config file on my server? You really need to spell it out. I am following the guides. That is what I know. If you have a better guide that uses this verbiage then please send it. I am happy to learn.
And during the docker method, I was trying to set up nginx and the status is inactive. It will not start.
Here is the status message:
ISP = Internet Service Provider, so your Telco provider. By ISP router I was meaning the box you use at home to connect to the Internet as I presumed you were self-hosting at home. But since you are on Digital Ocean this is irrelevant.
I'm not familiar with Digital Ocean, do you have access to a standard Linux box with SSH or are you using some sort of Web UI like cPanel to manage it?
Oh, so my router, 🤣 lol, my bad.
And yes, I use Putty to access the server currently. root@IP with an RSA key. It works perfectly on Putty. Ansible just will not connect. No idea what to do there. It just says "UNREACHABLE". I have added and removed a dozen or so keys generated on the WSL Ubuntu Ansible local machine and none of them work.
Look in /etc/nginx/nginx.conf, it probably
include
s ./sites-available/*.conf, look in there forssl_certificate
(_key
) that mentions that fullchain.pem, remove/comment(#
) and restart nginx. It may still bitch about not having a cert for ssl, in which case take that out of thelisten
directives too.