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TwitterAfter I've examined the Plesk installation I saw that nginx comes from your compiled version.
On Debian 7, there is version 1.2.x stable with additional modules to install separate. (most of this modules, like uploadprogress are useful for Drupal hosting and recommended).
Is there any possibility that in the feature you would separate your Nginx package in 2 packages, one with your Nginx version and another with all needed config files that would work with the Debian/Ubuntu default Nginx?
Theoretically it would be simple, as 1.2 - 1.5 have the same config files and from what I've analyzed the configs, I haven't found a directive that would not work with 1.2.x that comes with Debian 7 or Ubuntu (from 13.04).
You are already doing this stuff for the Apache packages, so this approach would be best for Nginx too.
On Debian 7, there is version 1.2.x stable with additional modules to install separate. (most of this modules, like uploadprogress are useful for Drupal hosting and recommended).
Is there any possibility that in the feature you would separate your Nginx package in 2 packages, one with your Nginx version and another with all needed config files that would work with the Debian/Ubuntu default Nginx?
Theoretically it would be simple, as 1.2 - 1.5 have the same config files and from what I've analyzed the configs, I haven't found a directive that would not work with 1.2.x that comes with Debian 7 or Ubuntu (from 13.04).
You are already doing this stuff for the Apache packages, so this approach would be best for Nginx too.
