+ [2019-04-03T23:44:27Z] xmn ah, so your issue is good now?
+ [2019-04-03T23:45:44Z] cryptic0 That was not the only problem. There were multiple other issues. My rsync from local to server wasn't working properly and when it was, I had forgotten to restart nginx process.
+ [2019-04-03T23:45:49Z] cryptic0 But all looks well now.
+ [2019-04-03T23:54:13Z] xmn ah, I see. Glade you got it all worked out.
+ [2019-04-03T23:55:38Z] xmn We forget sometimes that there are so many components to these setups that can go wrong.

message no. 171459

Posted by xmn in #jekyll at 2019-04-03T23:28:10Z

sounds like your baseurl may be incorrect. Have your checked that? https://byparker.com/blog/2014/clearing-up-confusion-around-baseurl/
+ [2019-04-04T00:49:49Z] cryptic0 xmn absolutely!
+ [2019-04-06T19:42:40Z] cryptic0 I need to have some external php files inside the _site folder. However jekyll build/serve always cleans and recreates the _site folder thereby deleting my php files. I tried placing them in /assets/, but those don't get copied over to /_site/
+ [2019-04-06T19:42:54Z] cryptic0 Am I stuck with having to manually copy these php files every time?
+ [2019-04-06T21:05:11Z] jaybe cryptic0 exclude
+ [2019-04-06T21:05:47Z] jaybe cryptic0 for sites that leverage interpretive languages i simply include them in the render. actually they require rendering because there's variable interpolation within