virtual-host | Creating virtual host is a time consuming task

"command not found" does not point to "incorrect permissions". You're getting errors because the script is not in your PATH. There's two ways you can go this

1. Discover and specify the full path.
2. Specify the current directory.

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Figured out how to have a Function send messages to a DLQ when failed. I added a Consumer also since they are related.

I believe we need to ack or reject the message, but when rejecting we want to return a Flux.empty() so nothing gets published to the downstream exchange.

Code rejects any message with fail as payload, and acks any other message.

Yes, but not the way you are hoping...

The problem you have is that nginx needs to terminate the SSL before it can read the stream content to get the Host header to set the server_name to decide which certificate and key are needed to terminate the SSL. That's why variables and maps will never work, because they can't yet exist at the point when nginx needs to read the certificate.

(I believe there are Lua functions in OpenResty that deal with certificate handling, but I think this is more about certificate life-cycles rather than choosing one on-the-fly per request which is what you want.)

The way to achieve this is to script your conf generation, using perl, python, bash, whatever you're comfortable with. Describe a common server block template that only needs to be given the domain name, and generate a copy of that for each domain. They can be all in one file, or included from separate files, whatever works for you.

Tip: If you name a conf file with a dot prefix, like .server-tpl.conf, then it will be ignored by the usual include conf.d/*.conf. That way, you can keep this template together with your other conf files, but only the populated copy(s) will be loaded.

As I see it, you may need to change the bucket name. Or you can make the content available through CloudFront with different domain name.

So after having contacted the cpanel support, they could not answer why the method I used above wasnt working and they gave an alternative solution. I ended up using an interface called Application manager on Cpanel. It's the easiest way of installing a nodejs application on a cpanel server. Below is the documentation on how to use it to run yourr application

https://docs.cpanel.net/knowledge-base/web-services/how-to-install-a-node.js-application/

Hope this helps someone

Well, after many hours i actually found out what was happening. Everything in my files, from the nginx.conf file to every other .conf files were ok.

However i discovered that when restarting or stop/starting my nginx service with either the AlwaysUp program or the windows service options the service would still be active somehow and wouldnt apply my changes, therefore it would always show me the "welcome to nginx" page.

So i just restarted my computer because i wasnt able to kill the service with conventional means and it worked just fine for every single app i have.

I am sure there is a better way to kill the service and restart it but restarting my computer so the changes to my files would actually be applied solved it.

EDIT: I also discovered that windows takes a little while to stop the nginx service, so if you are using always up try stopping the service there, if it fails try stopping the service trough windows services menu. Also don't forget to set it to manual so you wont accidentally access you nginx app instead of your actual deployed app.

According to the GitLab documentation, the container can be started with:

inequivalent arg 'x-dead-letter-exchange' for queue 'ecpauditchannel.ecpqueue' in vhost 'ecp-audit': received the value 'DLX' of type 'longstr' but current is none, class-id=50, method-id=10)

You can't change queue arguments once a queue is created.

but current is none,

There is no x-dead-letter-exchange argument on the current queue.

auto-bind-dlq=true

Causes this argument to be set.

You have to delete the queue to set different arguments.

Please correct your bean creation configuration you should replace with