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--- deploying_sis_on_intel_content_access_point_cmal100 [2020/04/27 06:02] – [Accessing Linux] ghachey
+++ deploying_sis_on_intel_content_access_point_cmal100 [2021/02/02 02:10] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 The is already likely an Nginx web server running on the device for some other web services. You could install the SIS on that same server or you could leave that Nginx mostly untouched and install Apache2 with which OpenSIS was more heavily tested. This is the approach shown here but an experience sysadmin could opt to use Nginx.
-First, get Nginx to listen on port 88 instead of port 80. That way to access what was normally running on the device at ''http://my.content/'' you would access it at ''http://my.content:88/''. You do this by opening the file
+First, get Nginx to listen on port 88 instead of port 80. That way to access what was normally running on the device at ''http://my.content/'' you would access it at ''http://my.content:88/''. This will depend on your current setup. But one of the files in /etc/nginx/sites-avilable will be configured to listen on port 80.
+This could be
+<code>
+cap@CMAL-aaed:~$ sudo nano /etc/nginx/sites-available/rachel.nginx.conf
+</code>
+Or it could be
 <code>
-cap@CMAL-aaed:~$ sudo nano /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/default
+cap@CMAL-aaed:~$ sudo nano /etc/nginx/sites-available/default
 </code>
-And as shown below find the number 80 and replace it with 88 (2 places). Do *NOT* change anything else or things will break. to save press ''Control-X'' (i.e. the ''Control'' key followed by the ''x'' key at the same time) following by ''Y'' and ''Enter'' to say yes and close the text editor.
+The one with port 80 replace it with 88 (2 places). Do *NOT* change anything else or things will break. to save press ''Control-X'' (i.e. the ''Control'' key followed by the ''x'' key at the same time) following by ''Y'' and ''Enter'' to say yes and close the text editor.
 You can then restart the Nginx web server.
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 Now install the database server MySQL. You will need to enter the password. Use the same as the device cap password so you don't forget.
+<note important>If you already have the MySQL server installed then the following steps (i.e. next three commands) are not necessary. If you have MySQL already installed you may have to [[reset-mysql-root-password|Reset MySQL root password]] if you do not know it.</note>
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