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--- start:software:nginx [2024/10/29 06:29] – marlonivo
+++ start:software:nginx [2024/12/01 09:13] (current) – marlonivo
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-===== Setting Up an NginX Web-and Mailserver =====
+====== NginX Web-and Mailserver ======
-**Important:**
-Exchange yourdomain.xyz with your actual domain!
-Exchange yoursite with the actual name of your site!
 **Preparations:**
-   - Search for a cheap Website Hoster (i use Hetzner, alternatives are Linode and Vultr)
+   - Search for a cheap Website-Host (i use Hetzner, alternatives are Linode and Vultr)
    - Create an Account
    - Get the cheapest cloud server which runs Debian on it (you can upgrade the Power and Storage later when your Website has actual traffic)
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 **Domain:**
-   - Choose any DNR you want (i use njalla, because no personal data is required there)
+   - Choose any DNR you want (i use njalla, because no personal data is required)
-   - Create an Account and buy your wished Domain (.xyz endings are pretty cheap, can recommend)
+   - Create an Account and buy your wished Domain (.xyz endings are pretty cheap)
-   - Edit the DNS Records so that they point to your Server:
+   - Edit the DNS Records so that they point to your Server
 > DNS resolution involves converting a host name, e.g. www.example.com, into a computer-friendly IP address, e.g. 192.168.1.1.
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-==== Logging into the Server ====
+===== Logging into a Server =====
 We first want to log into our Server. Therefore pull up a terminal and type (*Note you can also replace the yourdomain.xyz with the IP address of your server):
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-==== Installing the Webserver Nginx ====
+===== Installing Nginx =====