Removed Nginx, where's my website!
I removed Nginx because it was working properly now I only see Unable to Connect error. How do I fix this?
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Nginx is a Web Server, which is used in rendering content. If you removed it, you might not have a Web Server to render your website. You would need to install either Apache or Nginx to render a normal website. We have great tutorials on Apache and on Nginx.
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