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Just do:
apt -f install
Nothing else after the word install. It will force apt to resolve dependent packages from your configured sources.
If that doesn't work then it's back to checking your apt sources to make sure they are correct.
Some guides online can be outdated and cause issues with copy and pasting, particularly when it comes to modifying apt sources with sed/tee/grep/awk where slight syntax changes or patterns change.
I'm by no means an expert on the (not at all funny) distro and ppa, Debian and Ubuntu zoo, but
(my remarks in italic, edit: oh well, in between asterisks)
To me looks like a double/mixed nginx install (attempt). Btw, note that nginx-mainline is not the stable version and highly likely not what you got from your OS.
What I would do (in parantheses because actually I'd just compile it myself) is (a) first uninstall anything nginx, (b) install not only that lib from the ppa but the whole zoo (in particular nginx).
Generally always try to get a "family" (e.g. nginx + everything related like the lib(s) you need) from one single repo. Mixing standard debian and ppas (often from Ubuntu) or vice versa is asking for trouble. I learned that the painful way with quite a few tools I use.
even in this site u're trying to put ur political unrelevant bs. hope you will be banned here just like u banned anywhere else
You should be happy he makes his mental illness obvious from the get-go so one doesn't have to invest the time if they don't want to.
For not being familiar - everything you said seems spot on.
Well, pain is good teacher ...
And thanks to confirm that I seem to have learned the lesson given by that teacher.