With that said, what type of setup to get these option under Web Template section?
I tried the default installer and also tried installing with the option to enable phpfpm. Both with same result - only default template shows up under Web Template.
I read the change log for 1.1.0 and does not talk about this one.
Also, I tried the upgrade route and the result is:
Web Template shows; default, hosting, phpcgi, phpfcgid.
And that is what I want to achieve - show those templates, which is not showing in version 1.1.0.
The same problem. I copy my template files in
/usr/local/hestia/data/templates/web/nginx/ , /usr/local/hestia/data/templates/web/apache2/
but my templates files not selectable.
I use standard setup:
Hi, where should they be copied?
There are many templates in these directories, but in the panel I cannot select them for apache! How can I make them available in the panel of version 1.2.3 of ubuntu 20.04?
depending on your installation type you might be looking at the wrong spot.
to create your custom template simply duplicate one inside the correct folder to another name and edit that.
just before someone comes up with that idea: trying to use existing templates from a different install type and directory obviously won’t work just by copying them into the one you might need.
For example, there are several template files in this directory, but only one (default) can be selected in the panel. I would like to understand how to make all temlates visible in the panel?
I guess you installed apache2 with multi-php. then these templates are not used anymore, because they all need php as prefork module but multiphp is using php-fpm.
therefore all available templates for the multiphp install are in
and that’s where you would need to create your custom one as well. after cloning and renaming both .tpl and .stpl the name should appear in the control panel automatically. as said above the templates from the other folder will not work in there.
the templates in the folder you are looking at are mainly there for compatibility reason, as a lot of older system still might use mod_php instead of fpm. to use them, you would need to reinstall hestia and choose apache2 without multi-php but enable mod_php… sorry, no easy way.
maybe rethink about why you think one of these templates could help you and approach from a different angle. maybe the app you want to install does not need a specific template anymore at all?
PS: closing up here to not write everything two times and it’s an old topic anyway