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    NGINX web server on Libertine, it works :-)

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    • Br1B Offline
      Br1
      last edited by Br1

      It's in autostart (static web page) and works even when the screen is off : http://libertine.ddns.net:88

      As far as I know, the ip address provided by mobile network operators usually does not allow to host a site, I used the static ip of my vpn (openvpn installed on my vps) so when my Xiaomi is connected to my vpn (is disconnected only when I it use as a hotspot) site will be online.

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      • Xiaomi MI A2
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        @br1 Wow !! How cool is that !

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        • arubislanderA Offline
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          @br1 care to give more details so others could replicate your success?

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          • Br1B Offline
            Br1 @arubislander
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            @arubislander I describe in broad outline ...

            relative to vps/vpn (which allows you to have an ip reachable) it is set to redirect the requests received on port 88 to a specific vpn client (my xiaomi) and vice versa (there are 2 iptables rules)

            regarding the auto start of nginx, in upstart :

            description "Libertine - start nginx"
            start on started unity8
            exec /home/phablet/.aa_myscripts/nginx.sh
            

            nginx.sh :

            #!/bin/sh
            sleep 3 ; sudo chroot /home/phablet/.cache/libertine-container/mylinux/rootfs /bin/bash -c "./startup.sh"
            

            in libertine root : startup.sh

            #!/bin/sh
            service nginx start
            

            one more thing, due to dns changes I've made I could no longer install any program (from gui or libertine-container-manager) so i used chroot, I have reset dns, installed and configured nginx without any particular problems ... do you have more specific questions ?

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