PWP+Nginx integrated environment download
Friends may not be very familiar with the environment configuration of Nginx and find it troublesome to use.
I have packaged an integrated environment by the way, and friends in need can download it and use it.
Download path: http://jetlink.cc/down/pwp_nginx.rar or enter the QQ group to download.
The description is as follows:
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nginx is the nginx directory. The default port configured inside is 5080
pwp is the directory of pwp (Pascal Web Page), and the execution file is ux_pax.exe
You can modify the config.ini inside to set different ports.
The script directory is placed in the directory pwphtml. If you need to use a different path,
you need to modify the nginxconfnginx.conf file.
After compressing this software package, the default path is e:pwp_nginx. If it is not this path,
You need to modify the nginxconfnginx.conf file.
After running the start_ng_pwp.bat file, use your browser to access http://127.0.0.1:5080/test.pwp
The above introduces the PWP+Nginx integrated environment download, including the relevant content. I hope it will be helpful to friends who are interested in PHP tutorials.

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