Hi Roland,

For this, create a new Process for NodeBB in the website settings (Processes tab). Then, use Reverse proxy content type instead of Node.js and point it to the NodeBB's port.

Hi Saurav,

Please check expand Ajenti V entry in the Plugins section of the panel to see if there are any plugin loading errors.

I've committed the paste support for the repository, it should be out with the nearest build.

Glad you have resolved it :)
Hint: you'll need to allow www-data user access to the files.

It's important to provide this information straightaway, so that I could figure out your problem as fast as possible. Do your website directory permission allow read access? Try click "Fix permissions" in the website settings. Also, check /var/log/nginx/website.error.log file.

1. Put your website files (including index.html) under the selected website path.
2. Add a single Static files content entry in the website settings.
3. Save

Probably because it's

/etc/rc.d/ajenti start

If the ajenti service does not start, please check the output of ajenti-panel -v. If the service is running, then it's a firewall issue. Check it by stopping ajenti, running netcat instead of it and trying to access the URL.