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can i use nginx for mouf fw ? #79
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Hi seekmas, As stated in the documentation, so far, to run Mouf, you will need Apache. This is because Mouf generates .htaccess files that are only used by Apache. I understand many of you out there are using Nginx, and that it might be a good idea to add Nginx compatibility. I'll first focus on releasing the 2.0 version, and we'll try to offer Nginx compatibility for Mouf 2.1. In the meanwhile, you will have to use Apache or convert Mouf's .htaccess file (in /vendor/mouf/mouf) to a valid Nginx configuration file (which might be a bit tricky). |
Reply to @moufmouf : I got it , mouf is very cool , thank you . I'm looking for v2.0 release . |
For future reference when Nginx support is added: There is a "docker-mouf" docker instance with partly configured Nginx support for Mouf available here: |
Hi, I try to commit my changes during week. Bye. |
My changes is commit, Have fun, NikoWoot. |
here is the warning :
It is likely that your Apache server has been configured to ignore the .htaccess files. Please dive into your Apache configuration and look for a AllowOverride directive. You should set this directive to: AllowOverride All.
You can follow the installation document if you need help.
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