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===Installation===
===Installation===
==== Shared & Static Modules ====
If you happen to want all modules installed dynamically, you, still, need to install some static modules. Make sure to add this to your {{c|/etc/portage/make.conf}} file:
If you happen to want all modules installed dynamically, you, still, need to install some static modules. Make sure to add this to your {{c|/etc/portage/make.conf}} file:


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TENGINE_STATIC_MODULES_HTTP="concat dav degradation geo gunzip gzip gzip_static perl proxy realip spdy ssi ssl stub_status upstream-rbtree upstream_check upstream_consistent_hash upstream_keepalive"
TENGINE_STATIC_MODULES_HTTP="concat dav degradation geo gunzip gzip gzip_static perl proxy realip spdy ssi ssl stub_status upstream-rbtree upstream_check upstream_consistent_hash upstream_keepalive"
...
...
}}
==== External Modules ====
If you want to run passenger:
{{file|name=/etc/portage/make.conf|desc=build the passenger module|body=
TENGINE_EXTERNAL_MODULES_HTTP="passenger"
}}
}}



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Tengine

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Tengine is an www-servers/nginx fork. It supports DSO module loading, meaning it can have external modules without the need to compile them in.

Installation

Shared & Static Modules

If you happen to want all modules installed dynamically, you, still, need to install some static modules. Make sure to add this to your /etc/portage/make.conf file:

   /etc/portage/make.conf - Tengine all-modules build
...
TENGINE_SHARED_MODULES_HTTP="access addition autoindex browser charset_filter empty_gif fastcgi flv footer_filter geoip image_filter limit_conn limit_req lua map memcached mp4 random_index referer reqstat rewrite scgi secure_link slice split_clients sub sysguard tfs trim_filter upstream_ip_hash upstream_least_conn upstream_session_sticky user_agent userid_filter uwsgi xslt"
TENGINE_STATIC_MODULES_HTTP="concat dav degradation geo gunzip gzip gzip_static perl proxy realip spdy ssi ssl stub_status upstream-rbtree upstream_check upstream_consistent_hash upstream_keepalive"
...

External Modules

If you want to run passenger:

   /etc/portage/make.conf - build the passenger module
TENGINE_EXTERNAL_MODULES_HTTP="passenger"

Then, just:

root # emerge tengine

Configuration

Files for configuration are located at /etc/tengine

The major differing point in tengine from nginx is that you have to specifically declare which modules are loaded. Available modules are located at /var/lib/tengine/modules.

   /etc/tengine/tengine.conf - DSO module statements
...
dso {
	load ngx_http_charset_filter_module.so;
	load ngx_http_fastcgi_module.so;
	load ngx_http_rewrite_module.so;
}
...

Tengine

/etc/tengine/tengine.conf contains engine specific configurations.

Sites

/etc/tengine/sites-available/localhost has site specific configurations. Generally localhost is copied to domain.tld file formats in the /etc/tengine/sites-available/ directory.

PHP-FPM

Tengine does not natively support php, so we delegate that responsibility to php-fpm

   /etc/tengine/sites-available/localhost - fpm tcp/ip configuration
server {
        ...
	index index.php index.cgi index.htm index.html;
	location ~ \.php$ {
	        fastcgi_pass 127.0.0.1:9000;
		include fastcgi.conf;
        }
        ...
}

Usage

To start the tengine server:

root # rc-update add tengine default
root # rc