Can I run both PHP and OSQA websites on one ISPConfig without some changes in code, just from ISPConfig on Fedora 14? If not is there any other simple way how to do it?

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@JakubL, I am not familiar with ISPConfig, but DZone runs both PHP and OSQA (Python) apps side by side on several of our servers.

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answered 06 Nov '11, 06:28

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What about this tutorial? Will this work? http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showthread.php?t=24109

(06 Nov '11, 10:08) JakubL
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Are you running this from your own server, or from a hosting company that uses ISPConfig? If it's a hosting company, you'll need to ask someone from that host's support community. If it's your own machine, then someone in the Fedora / ISPConfig community has probably got their server serving using both Python and PHP - OSQA is built on Django, which is built on Python - so if someone's got Python + PHP working with your server config, then OSQA + PHP should be fine.

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