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Topic: awstats, sogo, ... on nginx

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Whant to install on clean system, the question is what's the best choice for webserver: apache or nginx.
In past I installed on nginx but awstats and sogo didn't work with that.

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Re: awstats, sogo, ... on nginx

enderr wrote:

the question is what's the best choice for webserver: apache or nginx.

Are you building a high mail traffic mail server? lots of webmail users? if not, either is ok.

enderr wrote:

In past I installed on nginx but awstats and sogo didn't work with that.

SOGo works with both Apache and Nginx.
Awstats works with Apache 2.2, but not Apache 2.4 and Nginx due to miss mysql authentication module. In upcoming iRedMail release, Awstats will use a htpasswd file to store accounts, that means it will work with both.

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Re: awstats, sogo, ... on nginx

ZhangHuangbin wrote:

Are you building a high mail traffic mail server? lots of webmail users? if not, either is ok.

I plan to have at least 100 mail boxes.

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Re: awstats, sogo, ... on nginx

If Awstats is required for you and you don't want to do it manually, then better choose Apache.
If you prefer Nginx and don't mind to install Awstats manually, you can go Nginx.