Nginx server

[info]

I wanted to add Nginx using this setup, I use it on some non cloudlinux systems and it works very well. Can anyone tell me will this affect the install of cloud?

http://nginxcp.com/forums/Thread-ngi...-v3-1-released

[iseletsk]

nginx works fine with CloudLinux

[am3n_group]

Hi all,

sorry to reply an old thread, but I have 2 servers that have identical components:
- cPanel 11.32.2 (build 18)
- apache 2.2.22
- nginxcp 3.4

but serverA run using cloudlinux 6.2 and serverB still running on centos 5.7
the weird part is, on serverA (cloudlinux 6.2) nginxcp crash after 30-60 minutes from last fresh install or (re)start

and I found this error on /var/log/nginx/error.log
2012/04/23 17:00:05 [notice] 16360#0: signal 17 (SIGCHLD) received
2012/04/23 17:00:05 [alert] 16360#0: worker process 16361 exited on signal 9
2012/04/23 17:00:05 [notice] 16360#0: start worker process 24429
2012/04/23 17:00:05 [notice] 16360#0: signal 29 (SIGIO) received
2012/04/23 17:00:05 [notice] 16360#0: signal 17 (SIGCHLD) received
2012/04/23 17:00:05 [alert] 16360#0: worker process 16362 exited on signal 9
2012/04/23 17:00:05 [notice] 16360#0: start worker process 24449
2012/04/23 17:00:05 [notice] 16360#0: signal 29 (SIGIO) received

and to fix that, I need to restart nginx (httpd) manually.

serverA is a new server, with 6GB memory and 3 sites low traffic (just for testing)
you might said, its not cloudlinux related, but how come serverB runs just fine even though it has smaller memory and has 20 sites with medium traffic.

for those of you have similar components (cloudlinux, cpanel, apache and nginxcp)
do you have a stable running server?

[am3n_group]

case closed!!
I have found that nginx processes was terminated by nobody_check script
I need to edit that script to be able running nginx

[stacklinux]

For those still in doubt. It works and its simple to setup.

Edit:
Theres a quick install guide here... Install NginxCP CloudLinux server.

[logaritse]

That link didn work, is there any cloudlinux + nginx guide ?

Thank you in advance

[stacklinux]

Sorry about that. I fixed link above.