Automatic install of ISPconfig3 on an LNMP server under Debian 12

I have always installed ISPconfig3 under LAMP and Debian 12. Now I thought that I should do it on an LNMP server instead. Well, that didn't go too well.
I used the automatic installation as mentioned here: https://www.howtoforge.com/ispconfig-autoinstall-debian-ubuntu/ .

What I am struggling with right now is to get roundcube to be accessible in this environment. I also want to change the name of the webmail url from what it might be, e.g. https://<domain-name>:8080/mail , https://<domain-name>:8080/webmail etc to https://<domain-name>:8080/rc . This was easily done on a LAMP server, but on an LNMP (nginx) server I can't find the config file for doing this.

I would appreciate if someone who has experience with this could share their wisdom.
Thank you!

 

ISPConfig autoinstall must be used on a fresh install of Debian or Ubuntu. If you already have Apache or NGINX installed, it is not supposed to work.
To get ISPConfig with nginx, use --use-nginx on the command line for autoinstaller. Follow the other instructions also.
Everything should work with nginx as well as with apache.

 

i believe the port for webmail and phpmyadmin on ispconfig servers using nginx should be 8081, not 8080.

and not 100% on this, not much experience with nginx, but i think renaming /mail /webmail etc is in /etc/nginx/sites-available/apps.vhost

although if that is right, you're probably better off copying /usr/local/ispconfig/server/conf/nginx_apps.vhost.master to ../conf-custom/. and editing the config there.