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installing 1.13.9 on debian 9 - 6 years ago
Dear all, as I'm trying to build an install for debian 9 including the fancyindexing module and HTTP/2 Server Push, I bump into some issues with the correct ./configure for that. This is how the 1.13.3 precompiled package for debian 9 is currently configured on the same machine; # nginx -V nginx version: nginx/1.13.3 built with OpenSSL 1.1.0f 25 May 2017 TLS SNI support enabled configurby liefde - How to...
change domain to use SSL everywhere problem - 10 years ago
I'm running nginx 1.6 on a debain squeeze machine. For almost 20 years I've had mail.blah.net hosting my own webmail using SSL. Here's its config file: server { listen 80; server_name mail.blah.net; location / { if ($http_host ~ "^mail\.blah\.net"){ rewrite ^(.*)$ https://mail.blah.net/$1 redirect; } rewrite ^(.*)$ https://mail.blah.net/ redirect; } } server { lisby liefde - How to...
Conflicting apt-get apache issues (part 2) - 11 years ago
For weeks I've been trying to upgrade nginx and php on an up-to-date squeeze server, only to find that everytime I let apt do this, it installs either apache or lighttpd and ruins my nginx (solo) install by doing so. Anyone knows of a way to NOT have this happen? In short: I would not like any part of apache/httpd/lighttpd on my server, yet it keeps turning up during upgrades of nginx. I have noby liefde - How to...
Conflicting apt-get apache issues - 11 years ago
Installed a fresh debian minimal x64 recently, want it to run php-fpm and nginx, and nothing related to apache*. The weirdest thing however is that apt-get seems to ignore my wishes and keeps dumping apache warez on the server, whatever I do, I end up in catch-22 situations when I try to remove apache, like apt saying: The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer reqby liefde - How to...
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