Sometimes you may want to use Apache behind nginx. In this case nginx works as reverse proxy and handles user connections and static files. And Apache generates dynamic content (for instance, with use of PHP). In this case remote IP in your scripts would be 127.0.0.1 since Apache gets requests from the same server. It…
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Migrating Nagios from Apache to Nginx
Nagios is powerful monitoring software. And like OTRS in most cases it’s used with Apache. But sometimes you might want to use it with nginx. Here is a simple way to do that. Actually it’s very similar to launching OTRS with nginx – in both ways we use Perl FastCGI wrapper. I assume that you…
Migrating OTRS from Apache to Nginx
Installing OTRS on Fedora is quite easy considering it has pre-built RPM packages and clean documentation. Usually OTRS is used with Apache. It’s stable well-tested solution. But what to do if you have nginx and you don’t want to have Apache? An issue becomes more complicated considering that nginx doesn’t support CGI from a box,…