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Use Apache for the Client Accounts

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Hi!

Is it possible to use Apache for the Client-accounts instead of IIS? And is a multi-solution maybe possible?

It is because the most PHP-Applications use Vars like $_SERVER, and afaik only Apache offers these Vars to PHP...
 
I don't recommend you to use Apache for client accounts. Because Plesk can't manage Apache.
 
PLesk for Windows works only with IIS and cannott work with Apache. Probably do you Linux hosting?
 
Ok, then I should use a Linux-Server. Thank you for your replies. Until now I always thought that you could also use the Apache on WIndows for the Clients. Ok.
 
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