FCBizoniUH/REMOTE-BLOGS-GUIDE.md

Remote Blog Management - Complete Guide

🎯 Goal

Remove local blog files and work exclusively with remote server blogs.

📋 Options Available

Option 1: Quick Remove Local Blogs

# Run this in your bizoni directory
./remove-local-blogs.sh

Option 2: Ubuntu Server Management Script

# Upload to your Ubuntu server and run
./ubuntu-remote-blogs.sh migrate

Option 3: Backend Configuration (Recommended)

Update backend to work with remote blogs only.

🚀 Recommended Deployment Steps

Step 1: Remove Local Blogs

cd /home/tdvorak/Desktop/HTML_Projekty/bizoni
./remove-local-blogs.sh

Step 2: Update Backend Configuration

The backend is now configured to work with remote blogs at /var/www/bizoni/blog.

You can set the remote path with environment variable:

export REMOTE_BLOG_DIR="/var/www/bizoni/blog"

Step 3: Deploy Backend to Server

1. Build the updated backend
2. Deploy to your server
3. Set REMOTE_BLOG_DIR environment variable

Step 4: Run Migration on Server

# On your Ubuntu server
./ubuntu-remote-blogs.sh migrate

📁 File Structure After Changes

Local (Development)

bizoni/
├── backend/main.go          # Updated for remote blogs
├── admin/new.html           # Updated with new fields
├── js/admin-auth.js         # Login persistence
├── tools/migrate_slugs.go   # Migration tool
├── remove-local-blogs.sh    # Local cleanup script
└── ubuntu-remote-blogs.sh   # Server management script

Server (Production)

/var/www/bizoni/
├── blog/
│   ├── 0000.html            # Original numeric files
│   ├── 0001.html
│   ├── jdeme-do-finale.html # New slug files
│   └── 1-zapas-final-score.html
├── img/blog/
│   ├── 0000.png
│   └── 0001.png
└── backend                  # Updated backend

🔧 Ubuntu Server Script Usage

List All Blogs

./ubuntu-remote-blogs.sh list

Migrate All Blogs to Slugs

./ubuntu-remote-blogs.sh migrate

Show Blog Info

./ubuntu-remote-blogs.sh info 0030

Add Slug to Specific Blog

./ubuntu-remote-blogs.sh add-slug 0030

Create Backup

./ubuntu-remote-blogs.sh backup

🌐 URL Structure After Migration

Before

• /blog/0030.html
• /blog/0001.html

After

• /blog/jdeme-do-finale (clean URL)
• /blog/1-zapas-final-score
• /blog/0030.html (still works for backward compatibility)

⚠️ Important Notes

1. Backup First: Always create backup before migration
2. Test Locally: Test backend with REMOTE_BLOG_DIR set to local copy
3. Deploy Gradually: Deploy backend first, then run migration
4. Environment Variables: Use REMOTE_BLOG_DIR for flexibility

🔄 Environment Variables

Set these on your server:

# Path to remote blog directory
export REMOTE_BLOG_DIR="/var/www/bizoni/blog"

# Port for backend (if needed)
export PORT="8080"

# Static files path
export STATIC_PATH="/var/www/bizoni"

🚨 Troubleshooting

Backend Can't Find Blogs

# Check if directory exists
ls -la /var/www/bizoni/blog

# Set correct path
export REMOTE_BLOG_DIR="/correct/path/to/blogs"

Migration Script Fails

# Make script executable
chmod +x ubuntu-remote-blogs.sh

# Update paths in script
nano ubuntu-remote-blogs.sh

Permission Issues

# Fix permissions on server
sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www/bizoni/blog
sudo chmod -R 755 /var/www/bizoni/blog

📞 Next Steps

1. Choose your option (1, 2, or 3)
2. Remove local blogs with the provided script
3. Deploy updated backend to server
4. Run migration on server
5. Test new URLs and admin interface

Your blog system will then work entirely with remote server blogs! 🎉