1

I'm using Debian 8 alongside Plesk Onyx (latest version). Now I want to install Seafile, which is dependent also from Python. I found tutorials on the Internet, however, none which describes how to set this up under Plesk within a subscription. So I neither want the port to be 8080, nor a 'separate' web server by Seafile itself. I want to access my seafile then under https://cloud.mydomain.com, is there any way to do this? And if there's no definite guide, what would be the rough steps (with regard to Seafile's program architecture and how it works)?

Johnny
  • 11
  • 1

1 Answers1

0

Not sure if still relevant, but anyway: Yes, it is definitely possible. Seafile installation should proceed according to normal installation process described in Seafile's Manual.

Redirecting the traffic from the frontend servers to Seafile/Seahub is a trickier, a more detailed description, using FastCGI, can be found here:

https://andre-hoeche.de/blog/2016/07/install-seafile-5-1-on-debian-7-10-with-apache-2-2-and-plesk-10-5/

gruentee
  • 323
  • 2
  • 12