I remember having froxlor installed a few years ago, and then I could install without apache, only using NGINX. Is that still possible, and if so, what is the procedure?
Frankly, if you want light-weight, you definitely don't want apache. In fact, after 15 years of using nginx, using both here and there for work, I fail to see what the advantage is of using apache at all.
Edited by d00p no need for political statements here when talking about webservers
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I remember having froxlor installed a few years ago, and then I could install without apache, only using NGINX. Is that still possible, and if so, what is the procedure?
Frankly, if you want light-weight, you definitely don't want apache. In fact, after 15 years of using nginx, using both here and there for work, I fail to see what the advantage is of using apache at all.
Edited by d00pno need for political statements here when talking about webservers
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