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To answer your general question - yes, just have them bind to another port and/or IP.
Then you could even proxy things through nginx from the apache and have access to all of your content in one web service.
However, why would you? Apache is inferior compared to nginx - performance wise.
Answering the question in the title...
Yes ...nginx as a proxy and Apache as a webserver
For running both as webservers you need to different port
Due to the nature of the question I would recommend you to Managed Hosting. They can take care of stuff like this for you, without any hassle from you. It is more expensive, but if managing a box just isn't your thing, I'd say it is worth the money.
That or go with shared hosting with a provider who provides a control panel to click install things.
Or try learning stuff through stackoverflow and serverfault like the rest of us
You should look if there's a .htaccess file and try "converting" it to nginx.
oxyclean will get the apache out, 103% satisfaction guaranteed
Thank you everyone for reply. i just dont have idea when script come with htaccess and auto install script (non wordpress)
You just need an idea how htaccess logic works and converted to nginx config
Pastebin your htaccess here, and pray someone with free time can figure it out
Hi thank you,
I've 2 script. all come with /install/install.php (A) and install.php (B)
Script (A) i dont know where htaccess locate. and for script (B) with htaccess but i dont try in root domain (only subdirectory).
Script (A) /Admin can't create "403 Forbidden"
here htaccess (B) http://pastebin.com/q1A88sF7 . after install.php (B) Successfully installed. but when i go to the site "403 Forbidden"
Sorry my english
Alright it's probably not a problem with the rules in the htaccess file then. Do you have index.html or index.php? Do you have php installed? (I would assume you have because of vpssim)
Or you could reinstall the vps and use a LAMP script.
Yes, In install folder have install.php & index.php. i dont have problem with wordpress before (auto install or using migrate). the problem with this script is. after finished install will redirect to xxx.com/admin. where admin not create/doesn't exist. i dont think to reinstall vps and start from beginning