Upgraded Ubuntu Version on my Cloud server and broke my site....

MikeJones

After testing I just get a "Refused to connect" lol I think I may have a hunch. I am going to delete this instance copy another and re-do the upgrade and try again.

MikeJones

@jordanjay29 my second try didn't work either. Once the cache is cleared it doesn't load any web page and can't connect....

Something is getting changed when I update to the next Ubuntu version.... maybe the php isn't pointing to the new 7.1 after the os update?

jordanjay29

MikeJones php -V will check which version is running at the moment.

MikeJones

jordanjay29 When Ubuntu upgraded php definetly upgraded with it:

ubuntu@ip-172-31-43-87:~$ php -v PHP 7.1.24-1+ubuntu16.04.1+deb.sury.org+1 (cli) (built: Nov 12 2018 09:23:22) ( NTS ) Copyright (c) 1997-2018 The PHP Group Zend Engine v3.1.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2018 Zend Technologies with Zend OPcache v7.1.24-1+ubuntu16.04.1+deb.sury.org+1, Copyright (c) 1999-2018, by Zend Technologies ubuntu@ip-172-31-43-87:~$

I just don't know why the website won't load....

Kyrne

MikeJones I'm guessing since it's your staging, you aren't actually accessing it from www.seekadventure.net. If this is the case, you should update your config.php url field to the url that you are accessing the staging server from.

BTW if you want, Jordan and I are both on Discord and we can help you in real time.

MikeJones

Kyrne I actually quickly point my elastic ip from aws to the dev instance so it should be the same config file I would think?

Kyrne

MikeJones yeah it would be the same then. What does your directory structure look like? Also post a copy of your .htaccess (or nginx config) and your index.php. Thanks!

luceos

Connection refused. The first thing to identify is WHAT is blocking the request. You can do so by going to the network tab of your browser, clicking the request and inspecting the response headers. Do post them here.

luceos

luceos The first thing to identify is WHAT is blocking the request. You can do so by going to the network tab of your browser, clicking the request and inspecting the response headers.

Have you tried this @MikeJones ?

Otherwise reach out to me on discord and I'll gladly assist you where I can.

MikeJones

I got work in the morning so have to head to bed right now, but I will update over the weekend. I love that you all are eager to help!

Can't wait to get my flarum upgraded!

MikeJones

@Kyrne and @luceos

I think the upgrade def overwrote my nginx.cong:

I am about to pull my other AWS the live instance nginx.conf and past it into the new dev environment and give that a try.

Any idea how to easily paste between the two command lines? It's not easy copying from nano or vi etc.

Update

NVM looks like its the same nginx.conf

MikeJones

luceos I may have missed it but I didn't see much more info in the network tab. Here is a screenshot:

luceos

MikeJones click on one of the failed entries.

MikeJones

luceos

MikeJones this is a non public forum? Can you send me the IP so I can take a look? Twitter dm, discord dm, email doesn't really matter where.

MikeJones

luceos my dev site isnt always live, I repoint an aws elastic beanstalk ip real quick when I want to test it.

Is there a way to set up my dev aws instance so I can just visit the ip address instead of the domain name?