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Now let's see how to create a server configuration for a demo website using Engine X.

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The development Virtual machine is already up and running and I've already elevated privileges by using

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sudo su dash.

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First we'll remove the default engine x site configuration in the ETSI engine x site's enabled directory.

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Then we'll create a new configuration file in the ETSI engine Zukunft directory named by box dot local

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dot com for the demo site by box start local.

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We'll use them to edit the file.

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It's important to name the file after the site and use the dot conf extension so that engine X recognizes

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it when reloading the configuration.

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We'll also need no more of the V host.

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It can be removed or renamed without the dot conf extension.

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Let's type the following commands.

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Sudo sue dash.

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This command switches the current user to the superuser root account.

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Sudo is used to run the subsequent command with superuser privileges and su is used to switch to the

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superuser account.

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See the tk engine x sites enabled.

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This command changes the current directory to the etsy engine x sites enabled directory.

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This directory contains the engine X configuration files for all the enabled sites on the system LSL

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tier.

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This command lists the contents of the current directory in a long format sorted by modification time

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in reverse order.

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The option shows the information in a long format, including permissions owner size and timestamp.

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The DT option sorts the files by modification time and the r option reverses the sort order.

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Now let's remove default configuration.

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The unlink command followed by the file path etsi engine X sites enable default is used to remove a

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symbolic link in the UNIX like operating system.

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The symbolic link points to the file in the site's available directory and enables engine X to use it

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as a server configuration.

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When this link is removed, the default engine x server configuration is disabled and will no longer

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be used by engine X when serving incoming requests.

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Now we'll create new configuration file.

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The TC engine X connected by box start local conf and add the following code.

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It's an engine X server block configuration.

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A server block is a named virtual server that can be used to host multiple websites on the same physical

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server.

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The server block listens to incoming requests on Port 80 and is identified by the server name by START

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local.

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The lesson directive specifies the IP address and port that the engine X server should listen on the

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server.

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Underscore name directive specifies the host name or domain name that the server block serves.

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The server block only processes requests that match the given server name.

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The server block is just a placeholder for the server content which needs to be added to this block

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for it to be functional.

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I am exiting then with column WQ command.

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No, I'll run engine x RT.

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The engine x TX command is used in Engine X web Server administration to test the configuration files

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for syntax errors.

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This command checks the configuration files for proper syntax and make sure that there are no errors

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in the engine x configuration.

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This is useful because if there are any errors in the configuration engine, X will fail to start and

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serve websites by using Engine X before restarting engine X.

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Administrators can identify and fix any errors in the configuration before they cause issues with the

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web server.

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The output of the command will either be configuration file etsi engine x engine x dot com test is successful

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or it will display the errors in the configuration file.

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Now we run system CTL reload engine X The system CTL Reload engine X command is used to reload the engine

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X service on a Linux system.

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The system CTL Command is used to manage system services and the reload sub command is used to reload

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the Engine X service without restarting it.

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This command is commonly used after making changes to the engine X configuration files, such as adding

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or modifying server blocks in order to have the changes take effect without disrupting existing connections.

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Let's check system status Engine X.

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The Command System CTL Status Engine X is used to check the status of the Engine X service on a Linux

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system that uses system B as it's in its system.

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System DX is a modern in its system and system manager used in many Linux distributions that replace

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the traditional system.

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V In its system, the system's CTL command is used to control the system.

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B System and service manager.

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The status sub command shows the current status of the Engine X service, including information about

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whether the service is running or inactive.

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Its process ID, ID and the state of any recent operations.

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In summary system CTL Status Engine X is used to check the current status and information about the

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Engine X service on the Linux system.

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Let's create a new directory with MK under the command.

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MK driver w w w bi box.

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Local creates a new directory with the name byte box.

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Start local in the var w w w directory.

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The directory var w w w is typically used as the root directory for web servers to serve content from.

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By creating a new directory.

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In this location you are setting up a location for the website with the domain name byte box local to

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store its web content.

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Let's add a new site and some info on it with Echo command The command echo site coming soon.

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Var w w w by xbox Local indexed HTML is used to create an index html file in the var w w w byte box

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local directory.

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The contents of the file will be the string site coming soon.

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The echo command is used to display text on the screen or write it to a file.

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In this case, the text is redirected to the index HTML file using the operator.

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If the file already exists, its contents will be overwritten.

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If it does not exist, a new file will be created with the specified contents.

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And finally, we check if it's functioning well here.

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The command curl.

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192.168.1.2 is sending a request to the IP address.

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192.168.1.2, which is the address of my demo server.

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The response from the server is displayed on the console.

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This command is typically used to check if a web server is running and accessible from a client machine.

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It can also be used to retrieve data from a remote server like web pages, images and so on, and to

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test the functionality of a web server or an API endpoint.

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We can also open up a web browser and check it.

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So as you can see, the newly created site is up and running.

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Now for you to know.

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You can also add the following content to the ETSI engine Zukunft Divide box dot local dot com file

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without using a text editor by using the following command.

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Echo server.

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Listen.

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80.

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Server.

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Underscore name.

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Byte.

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Box.

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Local.

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Hashtag placeholder for the server content.

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Pseudo TC engine x confirmed by box start local conf.

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This command will use echo to output the content and pipe it to pseudo tc engine x conf buybacks local

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conf which will write the content to the specified file with superuser privileges as a wrap up here

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substitute user for root user pseudo su remove default configuration unlink etsi engine x sites sensible

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default create new configuration file the then tc engine x conf by box start local conf at the following

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content to the named site local dotcom file server listen 80.

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Server.

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Underscore name.

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Byte.

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Box.

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Local.

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Test engine X Configuration Engine x TX Reload Engine X Service System CTL Reload Engine X Check Engine

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X Service Status System CTL Status Engine X Create directory for website content or driver w w w bi

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box local.

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Create a placeholder index html file for the website eco site coming soon.

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Var w w w by box local indexed html.

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Test the connection to IP address.

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192.168.1.2.

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Curl 192.168.1.2.