install latest NGINX server

by gmack 10 years ago

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https://github.com/grantmacken/nginx-eXist-ubuntu/issues/9

install latest NGINX server with selected NGINX modules from sources

check for prior installs and stop any server running on port 80
visit NGINX website and get latest mainline or stable version
visit each website of the NGINX modules we want to install ( pcre, zlib , openssl ) and get latest version only download if no copy present
if new version available or new module source available then compile from source
do some post install checks then try to run NGINX server
check NGINX server is operating on port 80

issue: feature #9 install latest nginx from source

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