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It took me quite a few attempts to set up a minimal Git over HTTP server, mainly because Apache HTTP Server is a beast and my httpd.conf skills are rusty, but here is a Docker compose.yml if someone ever needs this: https://gist.github.com/salomvary/17f9c0fb01733c84f33edd882aae88a3
Git server over HTTP with basic authentication
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/etc/hosts to point to my local machine. Then in a /etc/apache2/sites-available/friendica.conf I setup a virtual host on that host name and even setup a self-signed SSL certificate so I can run #Friendica locally. To be able to receive mails locally, as I have #Linux running here, I had to a bit patch Friendica to disable a regex check on the entered email address. Now when I want to locally federate with e.g. #GNUSocial I just have to repeat above steps and I remember I was able to setup "remote" follow between these two local instances. For Windows users, there is #WinAMP around for a very long time, including #Mercury mail server so you could be able to repeat it even on Windows.
It seems that in this setup, opposed to #Nginx, I need to restart httpd, php-fpm, Mariadb and the daemon after a git pull.
I tried only php-fpm and only httpd, but that did not work. The daemon alone restarted also doesn't work.
Maybe someone has an idea about that problem?
!Friendica Support
Ah, the joys of #selfhost without containers! I'm more and more tempted to look into #Docker, but I'm afraid of the learning curve before I get the same setup I have now. Also it probably would involve converting about 20 #Apache configuration files to #nginx which I'm not looking forward to either.
Does anyone have any pointers for either task, containerization and/or migration from Apache to nginx? #help
"Russian police have raided today the Moscow offices of NGINX, Inc., a subsidiary of F5 Networks and the company behind the internet's most popular web server technology."
"Equipment was seized and employees were detained for questioning."
"Moscow police executed the raid after last week the Rambler Group filed a copyright violation against NGINX Inc., claiming full ownership of the NGINX web server code. The Rambler Group is the parent company of rambler.ru, one of Russia's biggest search engines and internet portals."
#ngnix #Russia #cybersecurity