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NGINX 404 error despite Magento Installation complete on CentOS 7 terminal

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1

Using this (containing user-specific details) this command:

bin/magento setup:install 
--base-url=http://localhost/ 
--db-host=localhost 
--db-name=magento 
--db-user=root 
--db-password='password' 
--backend-frontname=admin 
--admin-firstname=admin 
--admin-lastname=admin 
--admin-email=admin@admin.com.au 
--admin-user='admin' 
--admin-password='password' 
--language=en_US 
--currency=AUD 
--timezone=Australia/Sydney 
--use-rewrites=1

I want to be able to use the Magento admin panel as described on my CentOS 7 terminal window.

[SUCCESS]: Magento installation complete.
[SUCCESS]: Magento Admin URI: /admin
Nothing to import.

I came to this result after following Magento DevDocs on the nginx section of this documentation. However, I seem to be getting to this page when I went onto my browser window:

The page you are looking for is not found.

I admit this is my first time using nginx. So I have looked through some sources claiming that it can be used alongside apache, hoping that I can finalize my setup and begin putting up content.

As a form of troubleshooting, I have gone through /etc/nginx/conf.d/default.conf but I am unsure what the proper values are supposed to be in server_name. I have seen examples of it pointing to apache in some way.

Here is my current setup so far:

• centos 7


• nginx/1.12.2


• php/7.2.16


• mariadb/10.3.13 (mysql 15.1)


• magento 2.3 community edition


• composer/1.8.4


• apache/2.4.6

I'm primarily trying to use nginx as a reverse proxy for apache so that it can support higher traffic volumes and still be able to utilize the .htaccess file.

I know for sure that I am not implementing this properly so any ideas, comments or suggestions will much be appreciated.

magento-community composer nginx centos mariadb

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edited 17 mins ago

Joseph Candava

asked 36 mins ago

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1

Using this (containing user-specific details) this command:

bin/magento setup:install 
--base-url=http://localhost/ 
--db-host=localhost 
--db-name=magento 
--db-user=root 
--db-password='password' 
--backend-frontname=admin 
--admin-firstname=admin 
--admin-lastname=admin 
--admin-email=admin@admin.com.au 
--admin-user='admin' 
--admin-password='password' 
--language=en_US 
--currency=AUD 
--timezone=Australia/Sydney 
--use-rewrites=1

I want to be able to use the Magento admin panel as described on my CentOS 7 terminal window.

[SUCCESS]: Magento installation complete.
[SUCCESS]: Magento Admin URI: /admin
Nothing to import.

I came to this result after following Magento DevDocs on the nginx section of this documentation. However, I seem to be getting to this page when I went onto my browser window:

The page you are looking for is not found.

I admit this is my first time using nginx. So I have looked through some sources claiming that it can be used alongside apache, hoping that I can finalize my setup and begin putting up content.

As a form of troubleshooting, I have gone through /etc/nginx/conf.d/default.conf but I am unsure what the proper values are supposed to be in server_name. I have seen examples of it pointing to apache in some way.

Here is my current setup so far:

• centos 7


• nginx/1.12.2


• php/7.2.16


• mariadb/10.3.13 (mysql 15.1)


• magento 2.3 community edition


• composer/1.8.4


• apache/2.4.6

I'm primarily trying to use nginx as a reverse proxy for apache so that it can support higher traffic volumes and still be able to utilize the .htaccess file.

I know for sure that I am not implementing this properly so any ideas, comments or suggestions will much be appreciated.

magento-community composer nginx centos mariadb

share|improve this question

edited 17 mins ago

Joseph Candava

asked 36 mins ago

Joseph CandavaJoseph Candava

64

add a comment | 

Using this (containing user-specific details) this command:

bin/magento setup:install 
--base-url=http://localhost/ 
--db-host=localhost 
--db-name=magento 
--db-user=root 
--db-password='password' 
--backend-frontname=admin 
--admin-firstname=admin 
--admin-lastname=admin 
--admin-email=admin@admin.com.au 
--admin-user='admin' 
--admin-password='password' 
--language=en_US 
--currency=AUD 
--timezone=Australia/Sydney 
--use-rewrites=1

I want to be able to use the Magento admin panel as described on my CentOS 7 terminal window.

[SUCCESS]: Magento installation complete.
[SUCCESS]: Magento Admin URI: /admin
Nothing to import.

I came to this result after following Magento DevDocs on the nginx section of this documentation. However, I seem to be getting to this page when I went onto my browser window:

The page you are looking for is not found.

I admit this is my first time using nginx. So I have looked through some sources claiming that it can be used alongside apache, hoping that I can finalize my setup and begin putting up content.

As a form of troubleshooting, I have gone through /etc/nginx/conf.d/default.conf but I am unsure what the proper values are supposed to be in server_name. I have seen examples of it pointing to apache in some way.

Here is my current setup so far:

• centos 7


• nginx/1.12.2


• php/7.2.16


• mariadb/10.3.13 (mysql 15.1)


• magento 2.3 community edition


• composer/1.8.4


• apache/2.4.6

I'm primarily trying to use nginx as a reverse proxy for apache so that it can support higher traffic volumes and still be able to utilize the .htaccess file.

I know for sure that I am not implementing this properly so any ideas, comments or suggestions will much be appreciated.

magento-community composer nginx centos mariadb

share|improve this question

edited 17 mins ago

Joseph Candava

asked 36 mins ago

Joseph CandavaJoseph Candava

64

bin/magento setup:install 
--base-url=http://localhost/ 
--db-host=localhost 
--db-name=magento 
--db-user=root 
--db-password='password' 
--backend-frontname=admin 
--admin-firstname=admin 
--admin-lastname=admin 
--admin-email=admin@admin.com.au 
--admin-user='admin' 
--admin-password='password' 
--language=en_US 
--currency=AUD 
--timezone=Australia/Sydney 
--use-rewrites=1

[SUCCESS]: Magento installation complete.
[SUCCESS]: Magento Admin URI: /admin
Nothing to import.

share|improve this question

edited 17 mins ago

Joseph Candava

asked 36 mins ago

Joseph CandavaJoseph Candava

64

share|improve this question

edited 17 mins ago

Joseph Candava

asked 36 mins ago

Joseph CandavaJoseph Candava

64

asked 36 mins ago

Joseph CandavaJoseph Candava

64

asked 36 mins ago

Joseph CandavaJoseph Candava

64