Is it still possilbe to use apache2 on kralizec?

Hi,

I just updated from squeeze and Sardaukar to wheezy and kralizec.
OMV is running on top of a Debian server an the server is used for some more than only OMV.

Because of some other websites and cloud-services, that run on that server, I still want to use apache2. But the new OMV uses now nginx.
Is there a way to use apache2 with OMV 1.x?
I don't want to run 2 webserver on one machine.

apache2 uses enough resources, so I don't want to use nginx on top.

Maybe I will try to move all sites to nginx some day (I already use nginx on my RasPi), but not today.

But somethin during the update seems to went wrong. There isn't a config-file in the folder /etc/nginx/openmediavault-webgui.d
It's totally empty.

If I cannot use OMV on an apache, can someone post a working nginx-config?

OK, that worked so far.
There's still a lot to do, but nginx and OMV is running now.
Thanks for your help.

Are you an advanced nginx-user or do you know some good resources for nginx?
I use the virtual host-feature of apache a lot. I have 5 different websites on my server:
- baikal
- phpvirtualbox
- phpmyadmin
- selfoss
(- openmediavault => now moved to nginx with a non-standard-port)

All servers use the same ports (80 forwarded to 443 for https). My router has an internal DNS, so I could define 4 different hostnames to the same IP.
Apache can now choose the right virtual host by comparing the hostname. All hosts have different configurations and sometimes different certificates.

What is the best way or is it even possible to transfer this to nginx?

Thanks for the link.

It was much easier than I thought.
If anyone want's somethin similar, look at these pages:
https://www.digitalocean.com/c…hosts-on-ubuntu-14-04-lts
http://www.rackspace.com/knowl…mains-using-virtual-hosts

There is one problem left:

Everytime, when I update OMV, I cannot access the GUI. The following error occurs:

Error #3008:
exception 'OMVException' with message 'Failed to load configuration (Warning 1549: failed to load external entity "/etc/openmediavault/config.xml" (line=0, column=0))' in /usr/share/php/openmediavault/config.inc:569

The file is owned by openmediavault:openmediavault and the access permissions are set to 600.

As workaround, I change the access permissions to 666, so the nginx-user (www-data:www-data) can read/write the file.

What are the correct settings? Change the nginx-user to openmediavault or even root?
According to this site http://serverfault.com/questio…per-virtual-host-in-nginx it is not possible, to use different users in different vhosts in nginx.

Can you give me a hint?

I found the solution.
I have to use different FPM-pools für the different sites. In the FPM-pool for OMV I can set the user "openmediavault".