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I've used Apache forever and have always been able to tune it to get the job done. The thing that made me switch to nginx was the ability to use more than one S
by twothamendment 11y ago
I've used Apache forever and have always been able to tune it to get the job done. The thing that made me switch to nginx was the ability to use more than one SSL cert on the same IP. Now that I was "forced" to try it, I'm pretty happy with it.
- hueving 11y agoApache supports SNI as well.
- rgbrenner 11y agothere was never a time when nginx supported sni and apache did not. Nginx requires an openssl version that supports sni -- that was added in 0.9.8f on Oct 2007 (if you compiled openssl manually to enable it), and was enabled by default in 0.9.8j on Jan 2009. Apache supported SNI using mod_gnutls since 2005; and in 2.2.12 (July 2009) using openssl.
- librvf 11y agoTechnically correct, however for users that install from OS packages it's possible that they're getting a version of nginx that had SNI enabled and a version of Apache that did not.