[SOLVED] Moving the wua and store folders to the server
Published: June 9, 2021 - 4:20 PM
WAPT Enterprise version installed: 1.8.2.7334 on a Debian Buster server.
Hello,
We are encountering a small problem moving the wapt_wua and wapt_folder folders to another partition.
Here is what we have done:
1) Moved the /var/www/wapt and /var/www/waptwua folders into the /wapt folder, resulting in the following directory structure:
for wua: /wapt/waptwua
for the main wapt repository: /wapt/wapt.
We have correctly maintained the same access rights.
2) Changed the wapt server configuration file by adding/modifying the following two lines:
wapt_folder = /wapt/wapt
waptwua_folder = /wapt/waptwua.
After restarting the service, when we relaunch the console, the URL of the main repository displays a 502 Bad Gateway error
. After some investigation, we were able to find the problem; we also needed to modify the nginx configuration file.
After another restart, the 502 Bad Gateway error has changed to a different line in the WAPT server URL.
I think we're getting close, but we're still stuck. Do you have any idea what to do next?
Thanks in advance,
Olivier Marcoux
Hello,
We are encountering a small problem moving the wapt_wua and wapt_folder folders to another partition.
Here is what we have done:
1) Moved the /var/www/wapt and /var/www/waptwua folders into the /wapt folder, resulting in the following directory structure:
for wua: /wapt/waptwua
for the main wapt repository: /wapt/wapt.
We have correctly maintained the same access rights.
2) Changed the wapt server configuration file by adding/modifying the following two lines:
wapt_folder = /wapt/wapt
waptwua_folder = /wapt/waptwua.
After restarting the service, when we relaunch the console, the URL of the main repository displays a 502 Bad Gateway error
. After some investigation, we were able to find the problem; we also needed to modify the nginx configuration file.
After another restart, the 502 Bad Gateway error has changed to a different line in the WAPT server URL.
I think we're getting close, but we're still stuck. Do you have any idea what to do next?
Thanks in advance,
Olivier Marcoux