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SYNOLOGY NAS with Apache Server behind an NGINX Proxy – Load the remoteip_module
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SYNOLOGY NAS with Apache Server behind an NGINX Proxy – Load the remoteip_module

ByPanos

Very often, a WordPress site/blog also uses some plug-ins to get some info for those accessing the blog. Such a well-known yet free tool is the WPStatistics plugin. The plugin offers a plethora of statistical data and the visitor statistics is one of them. This means that you can get info, in a table format, about the number of Visitors coming from each Search Engine, the Visitor’s Country Recognition, the Visitor’s City Recognition, the Visitor’s IP, etc.
You might encounter an issue with the visitors’ IPs: all are the same and all look like coming from your internal network, and more precisely, from the NGINX proxy host! Here you can see how you can solve this issue by manually adding/loading the remoteip_module in an Apache Server which is behind an NGINX Proxy in a Synology NAS.

‘Official’ WordPress installation on a Synology NAS Server using the Package Center
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‘Official’ WordPress installation on a Synology NAS Server using the Package Center

ByPanos

A sinology NAS server with WordPress CMS WordPress is a very good choice if you wish to create and maintain your very own site(s). Here we are going to show you how simple is to install WordPress package in your NAS server using the official Synology tool ‘Package center’.