Thanks for your post, it guide me in the right direction.
But what's heavily missing is where you show, what exactly to put into /etc/nginx/nginx.conf.template. Do you only put:
/etc/nginx/nginx.conf.template
${SERVER} ${LOG}
in there?
A hint for those who need to execute this envsubst-command via sudo:
Use sudo -i, else you'll got an error like this: -bash: nginx.conf Permission denied
-bash: nginx.conf Permission denied
Yes, you put the variable reference in the template.
You need to have the variables defined in scope before interpolating and generating the final config.
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Thanks for your post, it guide me in the right direction.
But what's heavily missing is where you show, what exactly to put into
/etc/nginx/nginx.conf.template.Do you only put:
in there?
A hint for those who need to execute this envsubst-command via sudo:
Yes, you put the variable reference in the template.
You need to have the variables defined in scope before interpolating and generating the final config.