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I'm trying to localize my website, it is located in a VPS running LEMP Debian 10 (PHP 7.3.27-1~deb10u1). I have spent the day troubleshooting why it's not working with no success.

My project has the following structure:

I was running Ubuntu server 20.04 quite successfully with Ired mail and 2 websites, one of them with WordPress.

I wanted to install Nextcloud, to do that I had to reinstall php-fpm to generate php7.4-fpm.sock. After this Nextcloud worked, but my other websites stopped working with error '502 Bad Gateway'.

So to say the least, I'm very confused!

I followed this article to install Nextcloud and set up the sites-enabled .conf file as per instructions: https://www.linuxbabe.com/ubuntu/install-nextcloud-ubuntu-20-04-nginx-lemp-stack/amp

I think I understand that the .conf file used to listen on 127.0.0.1:XXXX and now listens on php7.4-fpm.sock?

Here is the .conf file that I have put together for my website after re-installing php-fpm:

Just created a Laravel 7 application and transfered it to my new digital ocean droplet. Ive installed LEMP and everything needed for it to work.

However when I go to the server IP and access the home page '/' none of the assets (images,css,javascript) are being loaded. If I go to any other page on the application I get the error 403 Forbidden.

I am trying to create a LEMP in Linux with docker-compose, I have managed to get PHP, NGINX and MySQL to work for me but when connecting to the DB from a php file it returns the exception: could not find driver

This is my docker-compose.yml file

I have a PHP script that does the following:

Background Story

I've been developing a Laravel application for about a month now. During the development I've only used google chrome for testing the application. The project makes use of Laravels mustverify to verify the users email. This works flawless in google chrome, however, when I switched to my MacBook, using safari, things got ugly.

The Problem

When I get the mail from the application to my mail-client, I usually just click the link "Verify Email Address" shown below. However, this just does not work in Safari. Normally I get sent to the user-panel as a verified user (in google chrome), but in Safari, I get redirected to the login-page (not verified or "logged in"), as of if the session does not exist in the safari browser.

So what have I tried?

• Try another browser on my Mac: Downloaded google chrome, works just fine.
• Spent a few hours on reading the documentation of the Auth process of Laravel.

I also read this post that says that Safari requires a "www." in front of the url to make it understand. But how would I achieve this in a localhost?

So now I'm reaching out to you for tips, thoughts or ideas. I will list some information below that might be relevant:

• PHP version: 7.3.24
• Laravel Version: 8.20.1
• Software Stack: LEMP & LAMP (running both on different machines to test)
• Safari Version: 14.0.2

As I was following on this tutorial https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-and-secure-phpmyadmin-with-nginx-on-an-ubuntu-18-04-server, halfway I entered a wrong option. That is why I aborted the installation proces, removed phpmyadmin with the commands below and tried to restart the installation.

I have a laravel application deployed on Ubuntu 20.04 VPS running on LEMP stack and I noticed that the site is loading fine in chrome, however in FireFox / Mobile browsers - it appears to be returning a file (application/octet-stream) with the following contents:

I'm having trouble deploying Wordpress in a subdomain where the main domain is running a different app (Shiny server). For the purpose of the question, my-domain.com is the main domain, and the location where I would like to deploy the Wordpress site is my-domain.com/blog. This is the current configuration file I have (in /etc/nginx/sites-available/my-domain.com symlinked into sites-enabled):