Resource HowTo: Compile NGINX & RTMP with HTTP2 + OPENSSL + GEOIP2 v. 30-04-2021

[@TealcAvalon]

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HowTo: Compile NGINX & RTMP with HTTP2 + OPENSSL + GEOIP2 - for use with XtreamUI 22F MODs (@TEKO & @cesarkrespo tested)

This is a RAR file with nginx binarys & nginx.conf examples and a simple TXT file with copy&paste instructions on how to compile the latest versions of NGINX & NGINX_RTMP with HTTP2 + OPENSSL + GEOIP2 for use with XtreamUI 22F MODs (@TEKO & @cesarkrespo tested), since we will actually use those files and directory's to compile them!

MANY THANKS TO @TEKO, @cesarkrespo, @emre1393, and @urgodfather

WARNING: The information contained in this TXT file is freely available on Github and this forum, I only "compile" it into a TXT file and checked everything worked fine on Ubuntu 18.04

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[Kenxo]

@tealcavalon submitted a new resource:

HowTo: Compile NGINX & RTMP with HTTP2 + OPENSSL + GEOIP2 - for use only with @cesarkrespo mods



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Thankyou for resource ..
can you be more clear on this part
"AFTER THIS YOU STILL NEED: To replace the binary of each nginx to their respective directory AND change nginx.conf to reflect this changes, if you don't change nginx.conf, system will still work with default nginx.conf but you WILL NOT HAVE HTTP2 + OPENSSL + GEOIP2"
From where to where replacing this binaris and what to change on the nginx.conf..?

 

[urgodfather]

Thankyou for resource ..
can you be more clear on this part
"AFTER THIS YOU STILL NEED: To replace the binary of each nginx to their respective directory AND change nginx.conf to reflect this changes, if you don't change nginx.conf, system will still work with default nginx.conf but you WILL NOT HAVE HTTP2 + OPENSSL + GEOIP2"
From where to where replacing this binaris and what to change on the nginx.conf..?

It is my nginx.conf. Emre make very small changes to.

 

[@TealcAvalon]

It is my nginx.conf. Emre make very small changes to.

I don't share the nginx.conf, it's stated in the resource before hand, and inside the TXT file.
But if it's yours, I will add thanks to it also ?

 

[Kenxo]

Thankyou for resource ..
can you be more clear on this part
"AFTER THIS YOU STILL NEED: To replace the binary of each nginx to their respective directory AND change nginx.conf to reflect this changes, if you don't change nginx.conf, system will still work with default nginx.conf but you WILL NOT HAVE HTTP2 + OPENSSL + GEOIP2"
From where to where replacing this binaris and what to change on the nginx.conf..?

Whats about this answer ..

 

[@TealcAvalon]

Whats about this answer ..

Has stated in the name of this resource, this is a HowTo Compile Nginx & RTMP with HTTP2, OpenSSL & GEOIP2, there is no config for after that, only general steps!

Maybe in a near future I will add the steps in configuring the binary files that where compiled (in both sbin directories) and the proper way to insert both nginx.conf (has for @emre1393 & @urgodfather specifications)

Stay safe...

 

[@TealcAvalon]

@TealcAvalon updated HowTo: Compile NGINX & RTMP with HTTP2 + OPENSSL + GEOIP2 with a new update entry:

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Now has all files needed with copy&paste instructions

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[@TealcAvalon]

@TealcAvalon updated HowTo: Compile NGINX & RTMP with HTTP2 + OPENSSL + GEOIP2 with a new update entry:

Link Updated +

Link has been updated and RAR file with new edit of TXT file

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[thugthug]

Has stated in the name of this resource, this is a HowTo Compile Nginx & RTMP with HTTP2, OpenSSL & GEOIP2, there is no config for after that, only general steps!

Maybe in a near future I will add the steps in configuring the binary files that where compiled (in both sbin directories) and the proper way to insert both nginx.conf (has for @emre1393 & @urgodfather specifications)

Stay safe...

The update you mentioned here, did you do them in the last updates?

 

[@TealcAvalon]

The update you mentioned here, did you do them in the last updates?

Yes! But currently there is a new version of nginx, so this tutorial is a bit outdated, i'm going to do that maybe next week or so

 

[thugthug]

Yes! But currently there is a new version of nginx, so this tutorial is a bit outdated, i'm going to do that maybe next week or so

Yes, we are at version "nginx-1.21.3", I await your update. I've been studying how to transform everything to https for a few weeks but I still don't feel confident/good in the subject, I hope that with your tutorial I can do it.