Re: kubuntu 22.04 + nginx + apache2 + php = 'service apache2 restart' regularly necessary

[Rene Veerman <rene.veerman.netherlands@xxxxxxxxx>]

okay, well i'd want to continue to run php as an apache2 module, instead of that fpm stuff that i've never used before.

but i know how to re-install it, and how that can sometimes be useful, according to you, someone who specializes in hosting and server maintenance.

however, i got a fresh *.iso file from kubuntu.com for installing this 22.04 installation,
and just restore a backup of /etc/nginx, /etc/apache2 and /etc/letsencrypt.

so i was hoping it would work without flaws right out of the .iso box

but it didnt :(

btw, as a guy specializing in pixel art forms and database backend code,

i got little other options but to post on this list and askubuntu.com

i'm sorry about not knowing which log files to post,
and not wanting to reveal my /etc files
(however i can vouch for their validity, i've even taken a look at it,
and apache2 and nginx config files i can read perfectly well by now) because that would be revealing security sensitive data,

but to post all of my code would be just far too many lines of code for you all to read,

and would also harm me in the paycheck that i hope to one day get for 22 years of my time on all of this.

With kind regards,

  Rene AJM Veerman 

  Owner + CEO, CTO & CFO for https://nicer.app and related websites.

On Sun, Aug 11, 2024 at 1:51 PM Odhiambo Washington <odhiambo@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

And if you think Apache is the bottleneck, you can use Nginx+PHP:

https://www.rosehosting.com/blog/configure-php-fpm-with-nginx-on-ubuntu-22-04/

Although that means you start entering a new area - Nginx.

I am only suggesting it because your needs are simple enough and also because you don't know where your problem is.

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