updated spacing and fixed typos on all preambles

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Asif Bacchus 2019-01-05 03:53:10 -07:00
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### get server names for this installation
echo -e "\n${mag}NIGNX needs to know what hostnames it should answer. You can pick as many"
echo "hostnames as you like. Please ensure you provide fully-qualified domain"
echo "names unless you are providing special names such as 'localhost' and fully"
echo "understand what that means in this context."
echo -e "\nIf you're setting up this system with SSL, then make sure your hostnames"
echo "match what appears on your certificates!"
echo -e "\n${mag}To which hostnames should NGINX answer? You can pick as many hostnames as you"
echo "like. Please ensure you provide fully-qualified domain names unless you"
echo "understand the impact not doing so."
echo -e "\nIf you are setting up SSL on this system, then make sure the hostnames match"
echo "what appears on your certificates!"
echo -e "\n${warn}You will be prompted to enter one hostname at a time."
echo "Provide a blank-entry (hit enter) when you're done."
echo -e "'X' will exit the script, as always${norm}\n"
@ -129,12 +128,13 @@ done
### SSL related options
# using certbot?
echo -e "\n${mag}If you are using Certbot then you only need to provide the primary"
echo "domain name of your certificate and the script will auto-generate the paths"
echo "NGINX needs for find your certificate, CA-chain and private key."
echo -e "\n${mag}If you are using Certbot, you only need to provide the primary domain name"
echo "of your certificate and the script will auto-generate the paths NGINX needs to"
echo "make everything work."
echo -e "\nIf you haven't run Certbot yet, you can enter the domain you intend to use"
echo "as your primary domain and the paths will still be valid. You will have to"
echo -e "confirm that path when prompted by the script.${norm}\n"
echo "as your primary domain and the paths generated by this script will work after"
echo -e "you run Certbot. In that case, you will have to answer ${warn}'yes'${mag} when asked"
echo -e "${warn}'Do you want to use these settings anyways?'${norm}\n"
while true; do
read -p "Are you using Certbot to handle your SSL certificates? (default: No) " yn
case "${yn}" in
@ -353,11 +353,12 @@ if [ "${useCertbot}" -eq 0 ]; then
fi
# dhparam: get location of DH Parameters file
echo -e "\n${mag}Generating your own Diffie-Hellman Parameters file helps make your SSL"
echo "communication more secure by helping create unique safe large-prime numbers"
echo "which are used to encrypt communication. You shouldn't use the any pre-supplied"
echo "dhparams.pem files that came with NGINX or your Linux install. You should generate your own. If you want this script to do that for you, please type"
echo -e "${warn}generate${mag} when at the prompt instead of a path${norm}\n"
echo -e "\n${mag}Having your own unique Diffie-Hellman Parameters file makes your SSL"
echo "communication more secure by helping to generate unique safe large prime"
echo "numbers. You shouldn't use any pre-installed dhparams.pem files. You should"
echo "always generate your own. If you haven't done that already and would like this"
echo -e "script to do it for you, please type ${warn}generate${mag} at the prompt instead"
echo -e "of a path${norm}\n"
while true; do
read -p "What is the path to your DH Parameters file? (default: /etc/ssl/certs/dhparam.pem) " inputDHPath
case "${inputDHPath}" in
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### PHP-FPM related options
# get PHP-FPM usage status
echo -e "\n${mag}PHP-FPM allows your server to process and serve dynamic PHP content. If you"
echo "have PHP-FPM installed then NGINX needs to know how to access it. The following"
echo "questions will allow the script to auto-configure that for you. If you have"
echo "not yet installed PHP-FPM but intend to in the future, you can answer yes and"
echo "provide details for your intended setup so the script can still generate the"
echo -e "configuration for you.${norm}\n"
echo "have PHP-FPM installed, NGINX needs to know how to access it. The following"
echo "questions will allow the script to auto-configure that for you."
echo -e "\nIf you have not yet installed PHP-FPM but intend to do so in the future, you"
echo -e "can answer ${warn}yes${mag} and provide details for your intended setup so the script can"
echo -e "generate a configuration that will work once your PHP-FPM is set up.${norm}\n"
while true; do
read -p "Are you using PHP-FPM? (default: YES) " yn
read -p "Are you using PHP-FPM? (default: Yes) " yn
case $yn in
[Yy]*|'')
usePHP=1