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Using Nginx, create another .conf file in /etc/nginx/sites-available/site.mywebsite.com.conf with the server{} block then symbol link the file to sites-enabled/ folder.

use a different webroot folder from /var/www/html because in this one the index.html append /mail to the host

Although I have no experience with Laravel or Forge, according to this piece of documentation, you have to define that functionality in your middleware. In essence, you instruct the middleware to perform a redirection only in case of successful authentication.

Perhaps you could instruct Laravel to redirect all connections (if auth is successful) to the NGINX endpoint (/netdata) which you will configure to only allow from localhost. Thus, a user will not be able to access /netdata, unless he/she is authenticated via the Laravel Middleware and then redirected from that middleware to the Nginx server.

Generally rpm configuration path is /etc/httpd. You can use locate command to check path i.e locate httpd

Q: "Is there a way to achieve by template/Jinja2 to replace only a few lines for a configuration file instead of lineinfile with loops?"

A: No. Modul template creates a temporary file from the template first. Then compares this temporary file with the current file, if any, and writes the file, if the files are different.

What you are looking for is to take the current file and create a template by adding lines which is defacto the functionality of the lineinfile module.

Here's the simple solution you can try. First, map the JSON to Model(POCO) and deserialize the JSON apply LINQ and get an object with all your values.

Model classes for properties you want from JSON.

I have netdata and as far as I know there's no issues with it, it hasn't stopped any of my docker containers. I recommend setting it up with a reverse proxy via nginx and adding authentication, as having it exposed to the net could be a vulnerability.

^{As an aside: Your use of Start-Process may be intentional to run a lengthy operation asynchronously, in a new window, but the more typical case is to execute console applications such as Robocopy.exe synchronously, in the same window, in which case you need to call them directly (c:\path\to\some.exe ... or & $exePath ...) - see this answer. An alternative to asynchronous execution in a new window is to use a background job.}

You have to double a trailing \ in your path arguments if they (end up) enclosed in "..." in the command line (ultimately) submitted:

Simply define your variable values with a trailing \\, which should make your command work:

You are

1. Adding HTML before the container exists.
2. Replacing HTML each time in the loop instead of appending

To use innerHTML you can do

you need to use LogType.performance to get that. It will contain a lot of info and you can filter accordingly.