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onel0ve said:
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my dear mr . expert friend
check http://blog.zhuzhaoyuan.com/2012/02/apache-24-faster-than-nginx/ this. its tested with 2.4.1

one more http://blog.causal.ch/2012/02/micro-benchmark-apache-24-vs-nginx-10.html

:)
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I would advise you to stop posting random links because as a web host you are terribly showing your lack of knowledge of any type of web server.

Just because you can do yum install httpd & read a blog from a random user who has not correctly configured each webserver to run at optimal speed does not mean it is correct.

Learn before you try to disprove anyone else, As i can ultimately burn you on why apache is faster, but this would become a fight. Which i am trying to avoid because of your lack of knowledge and my self being as a support for a company advertising here.

As for the user above this auto install script will not work with cpanel. Please google nginxcp.com
 
Does this work with Cent OS 6?

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Cent on Cent OS 5.8 and worked like a charm. Tested on Cent OS 6 and got this error in ssh, any help fixing this issue?

GnuPG has been installed
Gnu Libidn has been installed
cURL has been installed
Libxml2 has been installed
Libxslt has been installed
Libc-Client-2007e installation previously failed
Installation process exiting
 
onel0ve said:
you cant use apache. This script will install nginx instead of apache . And nginx is 70% faster then apache so why you wana use apache ?
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i mean, i want to change from apache to nginx. is that any problem with my current site?

note:
my server already has directadmin.
 
Webmin said:
Does this work with Cent OS 6?

---------- Post added at 05:17 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:10 PM ----------

Cent on Cent OS 5.8 and worked like a charm. Tested on Cent OS 6 and got this error in ssh, any help fixing this issue?

GnuPG has been installed
Gnu Libidn has been installed
cURL has been installed
Libxml2 has been installed
Libxslt has been installed
Libc-Client-2007e installation previously failed
Installation process exiting
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Please do the following

Code: 
If centos (any rhel os) = yum update then do yum upgrade
if debian = apt-get update then do apt-get upgrade

Those will upgrade your sources, but it has to be done before running this script since some servers come with non-updated os's & have pr-built templates with old modules.

Jiung said:
i mean, i want to change from apache to nginx. is that any problem with my current site?

note:
my server already has directadmin.
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Not sure about directadmin, but you can easily just remove apache & php then do fresh install of nginx with its php module. This script would work with it, but you would need to remove all services that this script installs or the script will fail.
 
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May i know what is the problem?

Tried on Kimsufi 16GB RAM Centos 5 64Bit, but i never have problem like this before on vps. any idea?
 
Interesting idea howeaver most of this can be done using package managers. (apt-get, yum, aptitude etc). Although I suppose its good for struggling users. I strongly recomend people who use this script to research and learn how to install these programs manually (even if you already have them installed), learning this stuff is a life skill when it comes to server managmenet [/end rant]

Not that it should detract from the script authors hard work, good job.
 
Im getting crazy to make those lines from htaccess of apache2 to nginx rewrite, searched a lot in google, but nothing works, Im looking for someone who has a nice heart to help me with this lines :

RewriteRule ^api$ api.php [L]
RewriteRule ^admin/(.*) admin/index.php [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . index.php [L]

Thanks a lot!
 
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Hey, I'm sorry but i couldn't understand what are you exactly trying to do, do you have those lines on your .httaccess file right?

Please explain, thanks.
 
Im looking to adapt those lines from htaccess of apache2 to NGINX rewrite rules, basically to convert them, to work properly under nginx :)
 
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