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#If you are having issues with '''PM2''' process manager serving the NextJs app (when <code>sudo npm run start</code> works fine), run: <code>sudo pm2 delete all</code>. This will end all processes. | #If you are having issues with '''PM2''' process manager serving the NextJs app (when <code>sudo npm run start</code> works fine), run: <code>sudo pm2 delete all</code>. This will end all processes. | ||
#Then, run <code>sudo pm2 start npm -- start</code> and that should cause '''PM2''' to serve correctly. | |||
===Certificates=== | ===Certificates=== | ||
If you make changes to a Certificate's FQDN, in addition to migrating the certificate, you ''must'' go to Control Panel / Login Portal / Advanced / Reverse Proxy. The hostname must be changed there for everything to work properly! This took half a day to figure out last time, hope it saves you some time in the future :) | If you make changes to a Certificate's FQDN, in addition to migrating the certificate, you ''must'' go to Control Panel / Login Portal / Advanced / Reverse Proxy. The hostname must be changed there for everything to work properly! This took half a day to figure out last time, hope it saves you some time in the future :) | ||
Revision as of 22:08, 29 December 2023
PM2
PM2 is a process manager that serves the NPM NexJS App wreckroom.nyc.
Upon restarting the Synology, you will to restart PM2 in /volume1/wreckroom.nyc/wreckroom by following these steps.
- If you are having issues with PM2 process manager serving the NextJs app (when
sudo npm run startworks fine), run:sudo pm2 delete all. This will end all processes.
- Then, run
sudo pm2 start npm -- startand that should cause PM2 to serve correctly.
Certificates
If you make changes to a Certificate's FQDN, in addition to migrating the certificate, you must go to Control Panel / Login Portal / Advanced / Reverse Proxy. The hostname must be changed there for everything to work properly! This took half a day to figure out last time, hope it saves you some time in the future :)