The default background account password is admin 888888. Install Pagoda
The purpose of installing php is to use the database management function of Pagoda. Finally, install tomcat8.5 in the software store. Pagoda will automatically install and deploy jdk8, and then uninstall tomcat, which will not affect the installed jdk8. At this time, the jdk8 environment is already available.
Upload the opt compressed package in the deployment package and modify the configuration file after decompression. There are 4 files that need to be modified. App-env.properties and app-host.properties under bs-server/config, app-env.properties and app-host.properties under mg-server/config. Only the IP address is changed and the port is unchanged. The details are as follows.
Use the database management function that comes with Pagoda to execute the five sql files in the deployment package. Note that you need to modify the Pagoda root password first and change it to the same as in the configuration file.
There are three stations configured in the Pagoda website. The ports are 7070, 81, and 82. 7070 is used for resource downloading, 81 is used for the management backend, and 82 is used for the web end. The stations where ports 81 and 82 are located need to be configured with a reverse proxy.
For the reverse proxy of bs-page, after configuring it, click on the configuration file in the picture. Note that it is the configuration file of the reverse proxy, not the overall configuration file. The following content is directly covered in it for optimization.
You can use IP or domain name
For the reverse proxy of mg-page, after configuring it, click on the configuration file in the picture. Note that it is the configuration file of the reverse proxy, not the overall configuration file. The following content is directly covered in it for optimization.
You can use IP or domain name
Execute systemctl stop firewalld and systemctl disable firewalld in the Pagoda terminal to directly disable the firewall.
