I have had a terribly difficult time deploying SpreeCommerce, despite (or perhaps because of) following the Spree documentation. I have eventually gotten to the point where the Capistrano deployment runs through entirely, but I seem to have configured Nginx incorrectly, as I am getting a "502 - Bad Gateway" error. My current nginx.conf and site configuration files are attached; I have tried the recommendations from several different sources but no combination of options seems to have any effect.
on 2013-03-06 03:57
on 2013-03-06 07:07
looks like a recursion to me, no? you point your nginx.conf to proxy_pass to http://www.masterjoestoybox.net/ and then you define with your mjtb a config that listens to www.masterjoestoybox.net and proxy_passes to http://www.masterjoestoybox.net/ and you configure a upstream unicorn_server in your nginx.conf but never use it? maybe you can throw away the mjtb - config btw, http://wiki.nginx.org/IfIsEvil http://wiki.nginx.org/Pitfalls regards, mex Posted at Nginx Forum: http://forum.nginx.org/read.php?2,236971,236973#msg-236973
on 2013-03-06 15:53
Ah, thank you. Removing the site configuration file did fix the gateway error, but now the server is still pointing at the default Nginx welcome page. Can you (or anyone else here) give me any advice on how to get the server to point to my actual service? BTW, you pointed out that there was an upstream Unicorn server configured, something that I wasn't sure was necessary when I was following the instructions; the Unicorn workers should in fact be on the same host as the web server. I had thought that the way it was defined, using a temporary socket, was correct for the layout I have, but it sounds as if I misunderstood this (and probably a lot of other things). Can you advise me on configuring the Unicorn workers correctly? If there is any additional information or any other configuration files which would help, please let me know.
on 2013-03-06 17:33
Joseph O. Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ah, thank you. Removing the site configuration file did fix the > gateway > error, but now the server is still pointing at the default Nginx > welcome > page. Can you (or anyone else here) give me any advice on how to get > the > server to point to my actual service? proxy_pass should do the trick maybe you post your actual config. Posted at Nginx Forum: http://forum.nginx.org/read.php?2,236971,237014#msg-237014
on 2013-03-06 17:55
I'm not sure what you mean here; Which aspects of the actual configuration? The Capistrano deployment, the Unicorn.rb file, or some other part of the Nginx configuration? I've attached the former two, with the sensitive data masked out of course, but I'm not certain what else you would need. I did correct the socket path (it is now set to /tmp/spree.sock in both the deploy.rb and nginx.conf), but I am unclear about what to do with the proxy_pass settings.
on 2013-03-06 21:05
your nginx-conf please that points to your upstream <and defines your
listening server {} :)
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http://forum.nginx.org/read.php?2,236971,237029#msg-237029
on 2013-03-06 23:14
*sigh* Clearly I am missing something here, as the only nginx.conf file I have is the one I posted last night. There is no upstream server; the code for that was from the example config file I was trying to modify for my purposes. It seems that this copypasta approach isn't adequate for setting this up properly (I can't say I'm too surprised, but the Spree documentation I was going by implied that it would be), and that I will need to actually understand how Nginx works if I am to get anywhere with this. At this point, a tutorial or other documentation is probably what I need most. I had hoped that the problem was fairly simple, and could be fixed by some tweaking; it now is clear that the Spree documentation isn't work the electrons it is printed on.
on 2013-03-07 09:26
Joseph O. Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- ok, first make sure your railsapp is loading as expected and working w/out nginx in front; you can check it from that machine using w3m/lynx or telnet. if this works we'll check the nginx-part. > *sigh* Clearly I am missing something here, as the only nginx.conf > file > I have is the one I posted last night. There is no upstream server; > the > code for that was from the example config file I was trying to modify > for my purposes. you define a upstream {} section but you dont use it later, instead of proxy_pass $upstream you define proxy_pass to use a hostname instead of your upstream; thats a mismatch in your config > > It seems that this copypasta approach isn't adequate for setting this > up properly +1 :) you'll find some howtos and best-practice-guides for various applications here: http://wiki.nginx.org/Configuration but understanding what you're doing is key for long-time-happyness. basically, your setup is quite simple and straight-forward. regards, mex Posted at Nginx Forum: http://forum.nginx.org/read.php?2,236971,237037#msg-237037
on 2013-03-08 00:58
OK, so I've gone through the documentation on the Nginx wiki, and I still only have a minimal grasp on how to configure the it to serve Spree via Unicorn. Things are now back where they started (with a 502 error), but I am making some progress, however, in that the server now points to the custom error pages I made, rather than the default ones. Oh well... Attached is the current version of my nginx.conf file.
on 2013-03-09 10:15
ok,your config is a little confused. in your @ruby - part you should proxy_pass to your unicorn - server proxy_pass http://unicorn_server; (thats why you put your definition there :) ------------------------------------------------------- > OK, so I've gone through the documentation on the Nginx wiki, and I > still only have a minimal grasp on how to configure the it to serve > Spree via Unicorn. Things are now back where they started (with a 502 > error), but I am making some progress, however, in that the server now > > points to the custom error pages I made, rather than the default ones. > > Oh well... > > Attached is the current version of my nginx.conf file. > http://mailman.nginx.org/mailman/listinfo/nginx Posted at Nginx Forum: http://forum.nginx.org/read.php?2,236971,237153#msg-237153
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