Remove nginx on install

[heihachi88]

Hello, it is possible to completely turn off nginx?

[inerd]

Hi. If you remove nginx the control panel will not work. As the control panel is making full use of nginx

[heihachi88]

Why then it has an option to turn off nginx for some websites if its not working anyway? I have turned nginx off for some domains but then my website is not opening from port 80, i have to type domain.com:8080 (apache port). Usually apache is listening to a localhost not?

[ahmiq]

Why then it has an option to turn off nginx for some websites if its not working anyway? I have turned nginx off for some domains but then my website is not opening from port 80, i have to type domain.com:8080 (apache port). Usually apache is listening to a localhost not?

It is configured that way , Apache is listening on port 8080 and not on 80. Turning off just redirects traffic to that port , doesnt actually change the port

[heihachi88]

Can i turn off nginx and set apache to a 80 port?

[nightstryke]

Probably not, what's your beef with nginx anyways?

[heihachi88]

1. I cannot use .htaccess (set upload limits and php memory limits for each domain individually)
2. I cannot use PECL upload (because its just not working with nginx)

[demian]

1. I cannot use .htaccess (set upload limits and php memory limits for each domain individually)
2. I cannot use PECL upload (because its just not working with nginx)

1.this is strange, should be work. you can use the directive php_admin_value in httpd templates

2. pecl uploading extension does not work through a proxy and work only with php as native apache extension... but can install nginx module HttpUploadProgressModule to bypass restrictions

PS: remove nginx bad for performance

[demian]

Hi. If you remove nginx the control panel will not work. As the control panel is making full use of nginx

This not right, control panel uses its own copy

[heihachi88]

So can i safely turn it off and set apache to port :80?