Hello!

Immediately, I’ll make a reservation that I’m not very good at administering, but I really need to install this module. I would be grateful for the help, as well as the absence of posts like "read the mat part", etc.

I read the documentation.

cd <path to nginx sources> (I didn’t quite understand where the centos ngings have a centos) ./configure --add-module = <path to upload module sources> (well this is understandable, this is where I unpacked the downloaded archive)
make
make install

I installed nginx via yum install (centos OS), not through binaries and ./configure gives "no such file or directory". Tell me, please, what to do?

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    Well, here is the Nginx package and this module is already assembled in it. You can kick old and put a new one, if you still haven’t fully completed your nginx.

    It is simply better to immediately put the assembled package with the necessary modules. because then it is difficult to look for and install them separately, because not all repositories have them, and you have to look for the right turnips.

    • Thank. Most likely I will. Just tell me, please, how did you know that nginx-stable-1.0.14-1.el5.i386.rpm is already with this module? And I don’t quite understand, because I’m doing yum install nginx why is it downloading the old version? And how to make it download from the site you specified? - Sever
    • Well, as if there is Google, and a lot of resources on which there is a description of what is contained where, everything is simple. Yes, and I usually work with this rep. - Artem
    • Well, it is clear then, I just thought it was possible to look at it somehow without downloading it. So as not to download in vain. Thanks you. - Sever

    The ./configure command should be called from the nginx source directory. The sources themselves can be downloaded from here . And nginx installed via yum is better to delete.

    Or you can search for the nginx package already compiled with the upload module. Such packages are usually called nginx-full or nginx-extras.