Here's a quick tutorial on how to setup Nginx with PHP support. The key? The installation of fastCGI, aka PHP-FPM, so Nginx can serve PHP files to clients.

Most real-world Web applications will want a bunch of additional PHP modules installed. If we wanted to install WordPress, for instance, we'd want the following laundry list of PHP extensions: ...

Hi, I'm not familiar at all with SharePoint, I'm not sure if I'm posting my question on the good forum but as the main subject is SharePoint, I'm posting here, with my apologizes if that's the ...

Whatever installation method you use, you should have the CGI version of PHP installed, because some of the command-line tools included with APD are written in PHP and need the parser to run.