- caching template - will cache html output to server disk, i'm not sure how and when purge is done
- default template - the same as hosting template, exists only for compatibility purposes
- force-https template - the same as hosting template, but it will always redirect visitors from http to https
- force-https-legacy template - the same as force-https template, but will pass requests for not-existent static files to Apache - see why
- force-https-public template - the same as force-https template, but docroot will be public_html/public/ instead of public_html/ (mostly used in Laravel projects)
- force-https-webmail-phpmyadmin template - the same as force-https template, but will allow static files for /webmail/ and /phpmyadmin/
- hosting template - default template, it will not pass requests for not-existent static files to Apache - see why
- hosting-legacy template - the same as hosting template, but it will pass requests for not-existent static files to Apache - see why
- hosting-public template - the same as hosting template, but docroot will be public_html/public/ instead of public_html/ (mostly used in Laravel projects)
- hosting-webmail-phpmyadmin template - the same as hosting template, but will allow static files for /webmail/ and /phpmyadmin/
- private-hosting template - will put http-auth on domain, but you must first execute in SSH: htpasswd -c /etc/nginx/.htpasswd YourDesiredUsername
- private-force-https template - the same as private-hosting template, but it will redirect visitors from http to https
Explaination of nginx (proxy) templates
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