Domains maintenaince mode

Are you referring to 123.09beta01's native site maintenance mode feature Beta Branch - sitestatus maintenance mode ?

If so, I guess you can also make a copy of the feature by copying the following files and replacing their call references in your intended nginx vhosts and then making a copy of sitestatus command just for those copied files which operate on global server wide basis for all nginx vhosts and make the copies only work for a specific nginx vhost/site(s) you intend to

• /usr/local/nginx/conf/503include-main.conf
• /usr/local/nginx/conf/503include-only.conf
• /usr/local/nginx/conf/sitestatus.conf
• /usr/local/nginx/conf/maintenance.conf
  
• /usr/bin/sitestatus script which is located at tools/sitestatus.sh
• /home/nginx/domains/yourdomain.com/public/maintenance.html
• /usr/local/nginx/conf/php.conf and any copies which reference the include file
  /usr/local/nginx/conf/503include-only.conf inside

How these files work together for server wide sitestatus maintenance mode in 123.09beta01 are outlined at Beta Branch - sitestatus maintenance mode

or technically you can modify /usr/local/nginx/conf/maintenance.conf and add the domains you do not want to include in site maintenance to the $exclude_url map with a value of 1

Code (Text):

    map $http_host$uri $exclude_url {
         default                                                0;
         "~^newdomain1.com/js/jquery.fittext.js"                1;
         "~^newdomain1.com/blog/js/jquery.fittext.js"           1;
    }

or another way is for each nginx vhost you do not want to include in server wide site maintenance mode, edit their nginx vhosts and comment out their /usr/local/nginx/conf/503include-main.conf and /usr/local/nginx/conf/503include-only.conf include file references and use a copy of /usr/local/nginx/conf/php.conf without reference to the include file
/usr/local/nginx/conf/503include-only.conf inside

 

VPN would change your detected IP so make sure that is whitelisted

 

for domains only you'd need to set them as

Code (Text):

~^newdomain1.com/ 1;

so $http_host = newdomain1.com and $uri = /

 

that's expected when running sitestatus command as it controls the value in sitestatus.conf

as to excluding on url basis, will have to investigate but for now you will need to probably use other methods outlined in post #2 above for separate vhost include files

 

easiest is just create the domain nginx vhost via centmin.sh menu option 2 or via command line equivalent nv command as outlined at Nginx Vhost & NSD DNS Setup - CentminMod.com LEMP Nginx web stack for CentOS

then replace their respective default index.html in web root with copy of maintenance.html

 

example using nv command to create nginx vhost outlined at Install - Quick Centmin Mod Install + Nginx Vhost Site + MySQL Database Setup with letsencrypt ssl default Nginx HTTP/2 HTTPS with LETSENCRYPT_DETECT='y' enabled in persistent config file already at /etc/centminmod/custom_config.inc

ensure domain.com and www.domain.com DNS A records point to centmin mod server IP first and then changing your desired pure-ftpd virtual ftp username from ftpusername and desired domain from domain.com

Code (Text):

nv -d domain.com -s lelived -u ftpusername
cd /home/nginx/domains/domain.com/public
mv index.html index-old.html
cp -a maintenance.html index.html
ngxrestart

• 1st command is SSH command line equivalent of centmin.sh menu option 2 which creates domain.com nginx http/2 https default site with letsencrypt ssl certification
• 2nd command changes to domain.com public web root as outlined at Centmin Mod Configuration Files - CentminMod.com LEMP Nginx web stack for CentOS
• 3rd command moves existing default index.html shown when visiting domain.com and renames it index-old.html
• 4th command makes copy of maintenance.html file as new index.html
• 5th command restarts nginx server.

 

which file ? default IP welcome/nginx index.html ? that is located at /usr/local/nginx/html/index.html see config files overview at Centmin Mod Configuration Files - CentminMod.com LEMP Nginx web stack for CentOS and Getting Started Guide summary sentence. And well the index.html page itself mentions where it is located too

index.html page