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    Default Nginx integration plugin for cPanel

    Hi,

    I've came across this plugin - cPnginx : cPanel Nginx plugin - Turbo boost your cPanel server with high stability that suppose to do all the job for you.

    I've contacted their sails with some presale questions, they responded very quick and even suggested free installation service.

    Before I give it a try - Anyone tried it before, and want to share his experience?


    Eli

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    I've used the free installer available in another thread here, and uninstalled it to try out this plugin. The plugin installed and worked fine (I used a trial license) but when I uninstalled it, and attempted to reinstall the free installer again, the install of the free one failed. Repeatedly.

    I couldn't see any difference in performance/usability, except that there is no need to SSH into your sever to make changes to the nginx conf, as the plugin allows you to do so in WHM.

    But I'm concerned that I'm pretty much stuck with their plugin if I want to continue usingnginx, because I can't revert to the free installer now.

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    @Texo

    Which free version where you using? Was it running properly on last CPanel version? No errors? And how about adding, deleting, subdomans, etc..?

    Thanks.

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    I use this one on 7 servers:

    http://icodex.org/public_nocache.tar

    and it works perfectly. No problems with adding/removing subdomains, addon domains etc.

    Edit: forgot to say that to install on 11.26 you need to edit the script. Search for "11.25" in the nginxinstaller script, and change it to "11.26"

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    I did install it this way

    cd /usr/local/src
    wget http://icodex.org/public_nocache.tar
    tar xf public.tar
    cd publicnginx
    ./nginxinstaller install
    /etc/init.d/httpd restart

    But it does not works.. my site is so slow and on CPanel says nginx is off. Any idea?

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    Im try this plugin and work ok. Im have some problems but they anre reply me very quick with solution to fix my problem's ...

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    the cpanel nginx plugin , cpnginx.com , will release a new version soon , which will allow you to server your static files directly from nginx than going to apache , Also see a remove from wht on cpremote script - Web Hosting Talk
    This guy reduced his server load from 20 to 2 to 4

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    1. anyone using cpnginx.com plugin on production server?
    2. does all subdomains, addon domains and parked domains work well?
    3. does all bandwidth counting works normally?
    4. does all .htaccess stuff works normally (mod_rewrites, authentifications...)?
    5. are updates to new versions done automatically (easily)?

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    Default Re: Nginx integration plugin for cPanel

    i thing this thread need to read before you make a decision.

    thanks

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    Default Re: Nginx integration plugin for cPanel

    I think, the other nignx cpanel installer, which one you can find in this forum, is much better, and, it's free and working great.

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    Default Re: Nginx integration plugin for cPanel

    I have tried to install , but always encounter some problems, really depressed!

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    Default Re: Nginx integration plugin for cPanel

    Quote Originally Posted by vincentwu View Post
    I have tried to install , but always encounter some problems, really depressed!
    If you are having an issue, please post on the thread for the plugin about the error you are receiving or what is happening. Right now, what you've said is not specific enough to know how to help you to troubleshoot the issue. Normally, the plugin provider will help with getting the plugin to work if you post in the thread on it. I'm also not certain which plugin you tried to install, since approximately 3 different ones were mentioned in this thread.
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    Default Re: Nginx integration plugin for cPanel

    Quote Originally Posted by elialum View Post
    Before I give it a try - Anyone tried it before, and want to share his experience?
    Yup, tried and reviewed.
    Don't bother with this company at all, go with the free version.
    Paid product (demo):
    Couldn't install properly. When asked, dev said it was the system itself. Turns out it was bailing on an error in the code itself.
    When developer was made aware of this, developer said that it wouldn't install because of the system, then wanted "root access" to fix something that was wrong (in their own code). Of course, I'm not stupid enough to give someone that can't fix code problems on their own system root access, that just aint happening.

    Free product (no demo needed):
    1. Downloaded
    2. Installed
    3. Worked

    The long and short of it is that these "developers" don't have a clue what they're doing. Taking the typical (it's a system problem) line shows that they just couldn't code their way out of a paper bag if their lives depended on it. Go with the free version, you'll be happy
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    Default Re: Nginx integration plugin for cPanel

    Alex, yes, it does work. The install process is pretty well automated, just two steps. Uninstalling works the same way. I'd go with the dev release (v. 2.2), it's very stable. I tried it as a reverse proxy for Apache. Pages server noticeably faster, and the amount of processor power being utilized by Apache dropped from 4-5% to around 0.25%. Server load dropped a bunch, too. Nginxcp automatically reconfigures Apache to listen on port 8081. Only thing you need to remember is to uninstall Nginx before rebuilding with Easyapache, otherwise it fails with errors.

    FYI, in terms of what version to get, I'd go with Nginx Admin (nginxcp.com). I've never used cpnginx, but Nginx Admin has the advantage of being free and having a pretty active user/support base.
    Last edited by poly1; 04-10-2011 at 11:29 AM.

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    Default Re: Nginx integration plugin for cPanel

    Quote Originally Posted by vincentwu View Post
    I have tried to install , but always encounter some problems, really depressed!
    i am using this plugin on my server , all things are perfect,
    Just the awstat logs are not working anymore. Number of visitors are reported incorrectly.
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