Actually, I'm having some trouble still. I want to run a website alongside my nextcloud server (instead of having two physical servers). Is that possible using this method? I've enabled the site using a2ensite but when checking the apache2 status, it only shows that my cloud is running (even though the website is in sites-enabled). Any clues?

the only step left is to change the DNS for all those domains to point to one IP then set up reverse proxy

Nevermind. This seems to work as intended. If you don't enter the correct string, the function will try to generate a relative path starting from the project-root-Direktory (e.g. the Debug-Path). I was needing the backslash and needed a ten year old stackoverflow-question to solve it.

Would like to have a haproxy version of this tutorial?

@@SnatchDreams of course! it will be very helpful!

I will start working on making those tutorials soon

I used free resources from flaticon.com

Hi bro, I might be wrong but to my knowledge there is no theoretical limit for the maximum number of A records or IPv4 addresses that can be associated with a domain name.... But in practice the DNS uses UDP at the transport layer (Layer 4) there is a limit for DNS payload size of 512 bytes when using DNS over UDP. To prevent fragmentation of IP packets. Now about limiting the number of records to be returned when queried. Like you mentioned returning a subset of records rather than returning all the records associated with a given domain is possible with certain DNS servers (like PowerDNS so I read somewhere) but can NOT be achieved directly on bind9 DNS server or on dnsmasq DNS server. Usually, we return all the records for a given query and it's up to the client to pick which one to choose and all that DNS server does is re-ordering the DNS records when we are queried multiple time. For example, let us say we have 4 A-Records associated with a domain abc.com and let's call it R1, R2, R3 and R4. Now when, Client 1 queries the response will have all the records like Response to client 1: -> R1, R2, R3, R4 Client 2 queries the response will have all the records like (but in different order) Response to client 2: -> R2, R3, R4, R1 (Rotated in a round-robin fashion) But normally we respond back with all the DNS records rather than with a subset of records.

Thank you! Cheers! 😊

Thank you so much 😀

Hi bro, u don't have to use two different ports for different websites when using virtual host in Apache So u can configure the 1st website on port virtualhost *:80 and then create a different configuration file for the 2nd website but still use the same port 80. Now based on the domain name mentioned in the configuration file it will load the corresponding website. Let's say web1.com.conf is for the first website and web2.com.conf is for the second website, both should use the same port virtualhost *:80 in the configuration file.

If u are using port 81 for both websites instead of port 80 then u should be accessing the website using web1.com:81 and web2.com:81 by mentioning the ports explicitly or else the browser assumes http is on port 80 and https is on port 443. Note: also u might need to enable firewall for port 81 to make it accessible from outside. In Ubuntu u can use ufw command > sudo ufw allow 81 I guess this was the command but please refer to the man page for the ufw command. Please let me know if u need any help.

i have no firewall. its multiple sites since this is on a private IP range with no DNS. one site is on port 80, another on 81 and another on 82. i eventually figured it out, i had to edit ports.conf i think and allow the server to listen on those other ports.@@SnatchDreams

Video is outdated now, you have to include the config files path in the end of the http block.

Okay bro.. Will check and provide an update 😇 this is how we learn.. Thank for bringing it to notice 🥰

Yep, always appreciate helping others.@@SnatchDreams

And to be clear I'm talking about these lines. in /etc/nginx/nginx.conf In the http block # location / { # root html; # index index.html index.htm; # } #} include /etc/nginx/conf.d/*.conf; include /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/*; }@@SnatchDreams BTW love your content.

Thank you bro 🤜 😇

Please let me know the error that you are getting while trying to open pdf files. Please share details via mail Or reply to this comment. I hope u have an pdf reader installed on ur windows.

Hi Bro 😇, the commands for this this will be exactly same for kali linux .. Could you contact me via mail snatchdreams@gmail.com and share the exact issue that you are facing while doing this 😇I will definitely help you

@@SnatchDreams thanks a lot bro.. 💖but I already solved the problem. If a got doubt in future I will contact u

Sorry for the late reply... Please feel free to contact bro 😇

@@SnatchDreams no prblm bro 💖

Thanks for pointing it out. <3

I will try to push it to github by evening and share it here okay bro?

@@SnatchDreams that will be great help thank you

I have created gist on GitHub gist.github.com/paulpjoby/c10bf14e530f06a3a629637842821b99

@@SnatchDreams thank you so much , god bless you and your channel , may you grow multitudes and do wonders.

Either enable WSL (Windows Subsystem Linux) for installing bind9 on Windows or you could try using www.winbind.org/installing-bind-on-windows/

Thanks ❤

Thank you 😇

He forgot to mention that you have to add these lines in /etc/nginx/nginx.conf add these lines in the htpp block before the last brace. # location / { # root html; # index index.html index.htm; # } #} include /etc/nginx/conf.d/*.conf; include /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/*; }

Please drop a mail to snatchdreams@gmail.com.. I will help u with 😇

Am happy u found it helpful..

@@SnatchDreams im using centos 7x64 docker. adding this in hopes it helps anyone. add firewalld service dns if your dns host is remote from the instance you are trying to receive dns from.

Yes bro... Will do that, was actually thinking about doing that. I will put these configs in gist.

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