tl;dr: Puts the .well-known/webfinger content in your server config instead of the filesystem. This setup is inspired by Maarten Balliauw‘s Mastodon on your own domain without hosting a server. Please read the linked post for details. The general idea is you can create a special file on your website that allows people to find you… Continue reading Mastodon discoverability on your domain using the nginx location directive
Tag: nginx
File ownership considerations with Nginx and php-fpm
I recently switched my CentOS 7 web server over to Nginx and php-fpm. From my experience with Apache I assumed that PHP scripts would be executed by the same user the web server is running as — ‘nginx’ in this case. But this could no longer be taken for granted since php-fpm is a separate… Continue reading File ownership considerations with Nginx and php-fpm