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How do you set up a web server on MX Linux?

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How do you set up a web server on MX Linux?

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Just pick the webserver you want (nginx, caddy, etc…) and check the docs for Debian instructions since that’s what MX Linux is.
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  Isn’t it Debian without systemd? So it’s going to be a pain to use regular documentation.
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    Ah, yeah MX might not be the best choice of a distro for ease of use.

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