Installieren von Ghost

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Ghost is a gorgeous blogging platform supported on Developer+ accounts on v6+ platforms. Ghost requires terminal access to deploy and hooks into Passenger affording simple process management.

Basic layout from a fresh Ghost install

Schnellstart

This guide is designed to get Ghost up and running with the fewest steps. Ghost will be SQLite as a database backend, but you might want to configure it to take advantage of MySQL’s improved throughput.

Login to the Terminal
Create a subdomain to serve Ghost. Since it’s launched with Passenger, you will need to make a Passenger-compatible filesystem layout
- ```
cd /var/www
mkdir -p ghost/{tmp,public}
cd ghost
```

Download Ghost from ghost.org. At the time of writing, 0.6.4 is the latest version:

wget https://ghost.org/zip/ghost-0.6.4.zip
unzip ghost-0.6.4.zip
rm -f ghost-0.6.4.zip

Ghost has been downloaded and extracted to /var/www/ghost. Ghost is a Node.js application that relies on third-party dependencies to run. These can be installed used the Node.js package manager (npm)
- Install missing dependencies:
```
npm install --production 
```
Verbinden Sie öffentlich/ to a subdomain within the Bedienfeld unter Web > Subdomains

Connecting Ghost to a subdomain within the control panel
Erstellen einer .htaccess control file in öffentlich/ and set PassengerNodejs to inform the web server that this is a Node.js application to be launched with Passenger. `which node` is shorthand to resolve the location of your Node interpreter as selected by nvm:
- ```
echo "PassengerNodejs `which node`" >> public/.htaccess
```
Erstellen einer MySQL database. Ghost connects over TCP socket, so ensure that remote permissions on 127.0.0.1 are granted to the user. By default, when a user is created, permissions are only granted to “localhost” and not 127.0.0.1.
Edit core/server/config/env/config.production.json with your database credentials. Change user, password, und database fields.
- ```
nano core/server/config/env/config.production.json
```

Populate the database

env NODE_ENV=production knex-migrator init

Finally, Passenger expects the entry-point to be named “app.js“. Ghost uses index.js as its startup file. Create a symbolic link from index.js an app.js to satisfy Passenger:
- ```
ln -s index.js app.js
```
Once done, access /signup on the subdomain to setup your admin account
- For example, in this walkthrough, the URL on ghost.example.com would be http://ghost.example.com/ghost
Viel Spaß!

Ghost administrative dialog after setup

Odds and Ends

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Node.js piggybacks Passenger, and in doing so, can be easily restarted using the tmp/ control directory. Follow the general guide to restarting a Passenger-backed application.

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Aktualisiert am März 7, 2021

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