Add rewrite rules to nginx.conf file:

server {
    ...
    rewrite ^/([\w\d\-\_]+)$ /page.php?site=$1;
    rewrite ^/([\w\d\-\_]+)/([\w\d\-\_]+)$ /page.php?site=$1&id=$2;
    rewrite ^/([\w\d\-\_]+)/([\w\d\-\_]+)\?(.*)$ /page.php?site=$1&id=$2&$3;
}

Setup folders/files permissions via cPanel

When you upload and extract platform ZIP via cPanel - all files and folders have proper permissions.

Setup folders/files permissions via SSH

If you are managing the server via SSH, you will need to configure folders/files permissions from the command line, the owner of all platform folders/files must be Apache/Nginx user, in most cases, it's the www-data / apache / nginx user.

sudo chown -R www-data:www-data PATH_TO_AZEXO

where: "PATH_TO_AZEXO" - platform folder

cron is a Linux utility that schedules a command or script on your server to run automatically at a specified time and date. A cron job is the scheduled task itself. Cron jobs can be very useful to automate repetitive tasks.

Every modern application with decent features must have cron job configured in order tasks to be executed in the background.

AZEXO requires a cron job to be configured, follow the steps explained below to configure cron job for your installation.

Setup Cron Job via cPanel

Login to cPanel and search for "Cron Job", and add the following cron job command as shown below:

wget http://YOUR_DOMAIN/cron.php
wget http://YOUR_DOMAIN/cron-hourly.php

Setup Cron Job via SSH

If you are managing the server via SSH, you will need to configure the cron job from the command line, the cron job must be configured for the user responsible for managing the web server, in most cases, it's the www-data / apache / nginx user.

sudo crontab -u www-data -e
* * * * * wget http://YOUR_DOMAIN/cron.php
* */1 * * * wget http://YOUR_DOMAIN/cron-hourly.php

Ensure Cron Job is configured

The ensure that your cron job is properly configured - wait at least one minute then reload install script.