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								<p>Hard to say just what it was but I started over and tried a different approach and now its working.</p>
<p>I mostly followed the example found here</p><aside class="quote quote-modified" data-post="1" data-topic="3609">
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    Recently I set up Phoenix on an online application. 
Below I will detail the exact steps I’ve used. (And link to the guides I’ve followed), as well as detailing the steps that felt ‘weird’. I make this topic mainly because of the following reason: 
I have Phoenix (with hot upgrades) working on an Ubuntu webserver behind Nginx, and using LetsEncrypt for SSL, but: 

The services are all run from the root user. This might not be neccesary?
As it was set up now, LetsEncrypt will not be able to auto-…
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<p>thanks for the help.</p> 
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