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Nnginx Modules

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Let me first ask: Why does Plesk have it's own nginx-package instead of using the distro-default? What's the difference? Built-in Plesk integration?

Now the point is, I need to have the nginx-headers-more module for various purposes. What isn't the question right now, I need it. I tried playing with changing them on Apache and forwarding them, but it doesn't suffice.

I have two options: Replacing the Plesk-provided nginx with the distro default one (the flavour with the module baked in). I did that once in a testing environment, and didn't experience any issues back then. But for production... that one freaks me out a bit. Or, having another webserver after nginx that manipulates/adds the headers I need.

No, modifying config files doesn't suffice. The options aren't there.

(So, hopefully this will prevent me a bunch of "Did you read the docs answers")

Just curious if you have any more ideas than I do.

Edit: Posted it on the User Request site as well.
 
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