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Hi all there:

I have an installation of ispconfig 3 on my server and I don't like my apache2 memory usage.

My question is simple: can I configure nginx on my server? or if I do it I'm going to have a lot of problems?

Sorry if it is a trivial question...

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ISPConfig 3 does not support nginx, only Apache.
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ISPConfig 3 does not support nginx, only Apache.
Thanks a lot Falko.
I expected to be able to setup a nginx proxy. I'll wait!
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