Good day folks -
Has anyone been successful in hosting EspoCRM at one.com?
I have been running a very basic EspoCRM instance for our home community on my SynologyNAS. Works like a charm, but it's a bit slow and it eats my NAS resources too. We do have a paid plan at one.com, giving us the domain name, (NGINX) hosting & (MariaDB) database capabilities. So it seemed an easy task to move it all to one.com. Well, not so much...
I managed to migrate the database successfully. Also managed to move the website folder from my server to one.com via sftp. Edited the config file to make it point to the 'now one.com hosted' database. But when I try to access my site: no luck. I see a notification page saying that I need to make changes to the nginx configuration (which one.com does not allow), or use a .htaccess in case of Apache server.
I have also tried a clean install of EspoCRM (incl the DB) but no luck. One.com helpdesk isn't of much help: they only tell me that they don't know EspoCRM and advise me to "use an .htaccess file" and that's where I get stuck.
Any suggestions/experiences?
Many thanks,
Ronald
Has anyone been successful in hosting EspoCRM at one.com?
I have been running a very basic EspoCRM instance for our home community on my SynologyNAS. Works like a charm, but it's a bit slow and it eats my NAS resources too. We do have a paid plan at one.com, giving us the domain name, (NGINX) hosting & (MariaDB) database capabilities. So it seemed an easy task to move it all to one.com. Well, not so much...
I managed to migrate the database successfully. Also managed to move the website folder from my server to one.com via sftp. Edited the config file to make it point to the 'now one.com hosted' database. But when I try to access my site: no luck. I see a notification page saying that I need to make changes to the nginx configuration (which one.com does not allow), or use a .htaccess in case of Apache server.
I have also tried a clean install of EspoCRM (incl the DB) but no luck. One.com helpdesk isn't of much help: they only tell me that they don't know EspoCRM and advise me to "use an .htaccess file" and that's where I get stuck.
Any suggestions/experiences?
Many thanks,
Ronald
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