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I already have Pi-hole 5.0 and PiVPN installed. I plan to install an NGINX server to serve one PHP script for personal use.

Here's the example script:

//voicefax2text.php on myserver.com
<?php
$fromstr = $_REQUEST['From'];
$recordingurlstr = $_REQUEST['RecordingUrl']; // for vm
$mediaurlstr = $_REQUEST['MediaUrl']; // for fax
$sms= "\"Body=Signalwire: ".$fromstr." ".$recordingurlstr." ".$mediaurlstr."\"";

exec ("curl https://[yourname].signalwire.com/api/laml/2010-04-01/Accounts/[yourProjectID]/Messages.json -X POST --data-urlencode &quot;From=+14161231234&quot; --data-urlencode {$sms} --data-urlencode &quot;To=+14169876543&quot; -u &quot;[yourProjectID]:[yourToken]&quot;");


?>

Can my Pi 1B handle it? If so, is there a guide that I can follow so I don't mess this up? Lol

AsianXL
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Unless it’s changed you can run PI-Hole itself on NGINX but any updates had a habit of defaulting back to lighttpd for the browser.

There are a set of instructions (unofficial as of June 2020) here to configure the default site. Because of this you may need to look at how you run your script under a different site / IP address not used by pi-hole.

I would look at getting your software to run under lightttpd TBH as it will help to keep future issues to a minimum :)

Note theoretically you should be able to run both servers at the same time as long as php versions and port usage does not clash BUT it’s not something I would do...