Nginx

Basic command

Since we are rolling our own Nginx, we changed the Nginx name to prevent conflict from the main Ubuntu Repository to nginx-rc.

# Start
systemctl start nginx-rc

# Stop
systemctl stop nginx-rc

# Reload
systemctl reload nginx-rc

# Restart
systemctl restart nginx-rc

# Start nginx after reboot
systemctl enable nginx-rc

# Disable nginx automatic start after reboot
systemctl disable nginx-rc

# Config Test
nginx-rc -t

Nginx location

# Installation location
/RunCloud/Packages/nginx-rc

# Config location
/etc/nginx-rc/nginx.conf

Web application config

# If your web application name is myapp, config will resides inside
/etc/nginx-rc/conf.d/myapp.conf

Custom Nginx config

If you need more power to your Nginx config, you may edit the config file, BUT please follow this closely.

For example, if your web application name is runcloud-blog, you can find the nginx config inside /etc/nginx-rc/conf.d/runcloud-blog.d/main.conf and the contain of the file will be as follows:

# Do not edit this file
# Editing this file manually might break RunCloud System
# If you think there is a bug, contact us at <our bug email>

server_name             blog.runcloud.io;
server_tokens           off;
error_log               /home/runcloud/logs/nginx/runcloud-blog_error.log;
access_log              /home/runcloud/logs/nginx/runcloud-blog_access.log main buffer=16k;
access_log              /var/log/nginx-rc/runcloud-blog_traffic.log traffic buffer=16k;

client_max_body_size    256m;

include /etc/nginx-rc/conf.d/runcloud-blog.d/headers.conf;

root /home/runcloud/webapps/runcloud-blog;
index index.php index.html index.htm;

location ~ /.well-known/acme-challenge {
    allow all;
    log_not_found off;
    root  /opt/RunCloud/letsencrypt;
}

location / {
    include /etc/nginx-rc/extra.d/runcloud-blog.location.root.*.conf;
    include /etc/nginx-rc/proxy.conf;
}

location ~ /\. {
    deny all;
    access_log off;
    log_not_found off;
}

location = /favicon.ico {
    log_not_found off;
}

location = /robots.txt {
    allow         all;
    log_not_found off;
}

location ~ .(ico|css|gif|jpe?g|png|gz|zip|flv|rar|wmv|avi|css|js|swf|png|htc|mpeg|mpg|txt|otf|ttf|eot|woff|svg|html)$ {
    expires     1M;
    include /etc/nginx-rc/conf.d/runcloud-blog.d/headers.conf;
    add_header  Cache-Control "public";
    include /etc/nginx-rc/extra.d/runcloud-blog.location.static.*.conf;
    try_files $uri @proxy;
}

location ~ .(html)$ {
    expires     24h;
    include /etc/nginx-rc/conf.d/runcloud-blog.d/headers.conf;
    add_header  Cache-Control "public";
    include /etc/nginx-rc/extra.d/runcloud-blog.location.html.*.conf;
    try_files $uri @proxy;
}

include /etc/nginx-rc/extra.d/runcloud-blog.location.main.*.conf;

location @proxy {
    include /etc/nginx-rc/proxy.conf;
}

In the config, you will notice these lines

include /etc/nginx-rc/extra.d/runcloud-blog.location.root.*.conf;
include /etc/nginx-rc/extra.d/runcloud-blog.location.static.*.conf;
include /etc/nginx-rc/extra.d/runcloud-blog.location.html.*.conf;
include /etc/nginx-rc/extra.d/runcloud-blog.location.main.*.conf;

Example below will show you how to allow your IP Address to access to /admin url while prevent other people from accessing it.

Create an extra file:

touch /etc/nginx-rc/extra.d/runcloud-blog.location.main.admin-access.conf
vi /etc/nginx-rc/extra.d/runcloud-blog.location.main.admin-access.conf

Paste the configuration below:

location ~ /admin {
    allow 192.168.1.0; # This should be replace with your ip address
    deny all; # deny everyone from accessing this url
}

Notice that I changed the * with admin-access. You can change * with any word that you want and then issue:

systemctl reload nginx-rc