Ever since DSM 6.0 we've seen that the web server has been isolated in the "Web Station" standalone parcel, irresolute the location of the corresponding files for handling Virtual Hosts. Here's where many of the relevant $.25 and pieces are now stored.
– Last updated: June 21, 2017 at 11:39 am
Initial Notes:
- Remember that many of these locations are cleaned up when DSM updates, so try to use the GUI as much as possible.
- Remember yous might have to issue
sudo -ito haverootaccess to some folders and commands. - Versions, for future reader's reference:
- DSM half-dozen.1.one-15101 Update 4
- DSM Packet Apache ii.four for WebStation – you might be using a different version if reading this much later in time
Virtual Hosts
The Spider web Station package stores the configuration json files in this folder:
/var/packages/WebStation/etc
For the virtually part, yous'll observe the GUI configurations inside theVirtualHost.json file plant in that folder.
DSM'south nginx (UI / Webstation)
The currentnginx instance runs with the config files it finds under /etc/nginx. Within that folder, you'll have these sub-binder pointers:
[lawmaking]sites-enabled -> /usr/local/etc/nginx/sites-enabled
conf.d -> /usr/local/etc/nginx/conf.d
app.d -> /var/tmp/nginx/app.d[/code]
The master nginx.conf file includes all the files of those folders that verify the following:
[code]include conf.d/http.*.conf;
include app.d/server.*.conf;
include sites-enabled/*; [/code]
So that's where you want to place your `http.custom.conf` files:
/usr/local/etc/nginx/sites-enabled -> accepts whatsoever file proper noun
Ane final, and important note nearly this is that you might have bumped into the /etc.defaults/nginx folder besides: [I think, but would have to bank check] this is hither is where DSM will get default files in case anything gets messed upwardly with your configuration. I.due east. if you change your configuration in such a way that DSM volition "panic", so it volition probably override your settings, base and custom, with information stored hither. -> if anyone has more specific information on this, delight share in comments.
Apache
For Apache 2.4'southwardhttpd services the web server'sconf files are located in fubfolders of this location:
/usr/local/etc/apache24/
In that folder you'll detect a pointer to the DSM Package's default conf file, where you shouldn't tinker. Instead, you lot should use the local sub-binder available for sites-enabled , and, simply like the case fornginx, store your custom .conf files there:
/usr/local/etc/apache24/sites-enabled -> accepts *.conf named files
E.yard. by creating a httpd-vhost.conf yous can have a file that will *probably* survive DSM firmware updates.
SMB
While were at information technology, if you're looking for smb.conf, it's located hither:
/etc/samba/smb.conf
/etc.defaults/samba/smb.conf
Logs
DSM's nginx (UI / WebStation)
Server logs for both non-WebStation requests and WebStation hosts setup to run on nginx are stored in:
/var/log/nginx/ -> fault.log
Yous might desire to customisenginx'south logs storage location (in the post-obit example I'thou saving them my "web" shared folder) add something like this to a .conf file:
access_log /volume1/web/logs/user-admission.log;
error_log /volume1/web/logs/user-error.log;
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Apache
WebStation's Apache server logs are stored in the principal log folder:
/var/log/httpd/ -> apache24-error_log (and archived versions)
PHP
It's easier to just configure the log location past using the WebStation GUI. Select PHP Settings > press Avant-garde Setting > Core > and notice the error_log parameter. Enter your preferred folder location there. Hither'due south an example of this:
Also, don't forget that in that location is Xdebug back up, which can be configured in the aforementioned window (select the Extensions tab instead)
Restarting the Web Servers
It's kind of a bummer that there is non a uncomplicated "restart" push in WebStation, so you either outset and stop the appropriate package or even WebStation, or you have to outcome CLI commands.
Using the DSM's Graphical User Interface:
You lot have ii options to command DSM services:
- (recommended) Utilize Control Panel >Chore Scheduler > Create Scheduled Task > Start/Finish Service
- Use the Package Manager to offset and stop the packages
General Command Line commands for handling DSM Services:
[lawmaking]synoservicecfg –list
synoservice –condition
synoservicecfg –stop <service>
synoservicecfg –hard-stop <service>
synoservicecfg –start <service>
synoservicecfg –hard-start <service>
synoservice –restart <service>
synoservicectl –restart <service>[/lawmaking]
For example, this will restart WebStation altogether:
synoservice --restart pkgctl-WebStation
nginx
nginx -due south reload
or (probably more effective):
synoservicecfg --restart nginx
Apache
This should practice it (verify your current Apache package):
synoservice --restart pkgctl-Apache2.4
Synology DSM Parcel Logs
If you're looking for where are many of the backend engine logs for Synology Packages are being stored (logs for Start and Stop of the Packages), go through this folder:
/var/log/upstart/
There you will find the upstart for the chief UI nginx server (`nginx.log`), only also for Webstation'due south Apache (`pkg-WebStation-apache.log`) or all sorts of packages.
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