Documentation for self-hosting #505
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ashmaroli
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Some minor corrections needed..
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@tomscytale Thank you for the proposal, do you have a public URL to the server for demonstration..? |
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demonstration... I'm using http basic auth for the admin pages so I'd have to create a password and send it to you using a secure channel. |
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Please don't bother then. I was only inquiring in the general sense.. |
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Thanks @tomscytale. LGTM.
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Thank you @tomscytale |
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fixes #484
I'm not exactly sure if the jekyll team support this mode of operation but I figure this is the best way to find out.
I'm self-hosting a jekyll site for a small community group of non-technical users.
Ideally I'd like to use jekyll-admin as a simple front-end behind a nginx reverse proxy.
The generated site is also served by nginx and auto updated by
jekyll serve.I've added a page to the documentation showing the nginx and systemd configation files necessary to make this work.