pm2-linux.txt

pm2-linux.txt

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sudo apt-get install build-essential
sudo npm install -g pm2





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	BASIC LINUX
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first user
Amey [while installation]

create 2   sudo users 
batman 
superman

create group pm2wale



add this 3 users to pm2wale
sudo addgroup pm2wale

sudo usermod -a -G groupName userName

sudo usermod -a -G pm2wale batman
sudo usermod -a -G pm2wale superman
sudo usermod -a -G pm2wale amey 
 
sudo usermod -aG sudo amey

 usermod -a -G pm2wale www-data   //add nginx to the group
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	NOW WITH NGINX AND PM2
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Change the /var/www/ folder group owner to group pm2

$ chgrp -R pm2wale /var/www



Similar to windows create FTP folder in / 

cd /
sudo mkdir FTP


Allowing a group Read-Write Access to a directory

FolderA will first need to be part of groupA - the folder's owner or root can perform this operation

chgrp -R pm2wale /FTP

Then groupA will need rwx permissions of the folder

chmod -R g+rwx  /FTP

all the sub files created in folder will need their parent persmisson ie pm2wale

chmod -R g+s  /FTP

chk sub folder by ls -l they should have group pm2wale

setfacl -d -Rm group:pm2wale:rwx /FTP

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use 
sudo env HOME=/var/www  pm2 startup 
sudo env HOME=/var/www pm2 list
sudo env HOME=/var/www pm2 start /codewala/folder/myapp.js --name 'something'

sudo env HOME=/var/www pm2 save # after u finish for next restart


sudo env HOME=/var/www pm2 restart all

sudo env HOME=/var/www pm2 resurrect


sudo env HOME=/var/www pm2 install pm2-logrotate
sudo env HOME=/var/www pm2 set pm2-logrotate:rotateInterval 

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FAQ
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How do I list the members of a group?

getent group pm2wale
 
    To display all users run following command:

    compgen -u

    To display all groups run following command:

    compgen -g

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https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-create-a-sudo-user-on-ubuntu-quickstart

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tip 
achavan@vault:~$ ps -ef | grep "pm2" | grep -v grep
root      1318     1  0 07:05 ?        00:00:00 PM2 v2.8.0: God Daemon (/var/www/.pm2)


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scp achavan@10.0.1.30:/etc/nginx/sites-available/* /home/amey/Desktop/tf