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mprOP
Hi, I have a question.
Ok so I'm trying to setup multiple nodes (2 nodes) connected to the pterodactyl panel.
I have the pterodactyl panel setup but I'm now trying to setup the 2 nodes.
And I was wondering if I need a nginx webserver setup for each node.
or the 2 first commands on docs is enough?
before I proceeding with running the certificate?
Ok so I'm trying to setup multiple nodes (2 nodes) connected to the pterodactyl panel.
I have the pterodactyl panel setup but I'm now trying to setup the 2 nodes.
And I was wondering if I need a nginx webserver setup for each node.
or the 2 first commands on docs is enough?
sudo apt update
sudo apt install -y certbotbefore I proceeding with running the certificate?
Polish
Your game nodes should only need Wings running
If you're running the panel one one of the nodes too, then you'll need the dependencies listed on the panel install steps on only that one node.
@Polish Your game nodes should only need Wings running
mprOP
I'm running panel on own machine
and 2 different machines for wings
Polish
Then you only need to follow the install wings step on your game servers
I was talking about certificates
I need this tho...
Polish
cerbot can run its own standalone HTTP server for issuing certificates
mprOP
I only need those 2 installed? Before I proceed with certificate?
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@Polish cerbot can run its own standalone HTTP server for issuing certificates
mprOP
But what I do to get the certificate?
certbot certonly --standalone -d example.com
Running this?
Running this?
with my domain
my wing domain
Polish
you'd need to do a subdomain per node, but yes
and port 443 needs to be internet accessible, unless you're using DNS challenge mode with certbot
mprOP
Can you tell me what to run I'm confused... also I get this when trying to run the command
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Polish
because you likely have Nginx or Apache installed already listening on 80
netstat -tlupn | grep "80"mprOP
Yep, how I solve this?
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Polish
systemctl disable nginx to disableassuming you're not running anything that requires nginx
or rather
apt remove nginx if you have no need for it at allPolish
then port 80 is not port forwarded to the internet or is firewalled
or you have the wrong IP set on the A record for the subdomain you picked
mprOP
I can't solve it...
IP and A record is correct...
IP and A record is correct...
@Polish
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