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  -## <a id='help'></a>Help and Support
  +## <a id='help'></a>Buildpack Support
   
   A number of channels exist where you can get more help when using the NGINX buildpack, or with developing your own NGINX buildpack.
   
  
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  ### <a id='nginx'></a>NGINX Setup
  
  We recommend using the [default NGINX directory structure](https://github.com/cloudfoundry/nginx-buildpack/tree/master/fixtures/mainline) when setting up your NGINX webserver.  This setup contains -
  
  * A root folder for all static web content
  * A mime type configuration file
  * A NGINX configuration file
  * A yaml file that defines what version of NGINX you want to use
  
  Any custom configuration changes you make should be made from these default files to ensure compatability with the buildpack
  
  ### <a id='modules'></a> Dynamic Modules
  
  #### <a id='provided-modules'></a> Buildpack-Provided Modules
  
  Starting with nginx-buildpack v0.0.5 and greater, the following dynamic modules will be built in and loadable via NGINX's `load_module` directive.
  
  * Stream module: `ngx_stream_module.so`
  
  To use a built-in dynamic module, use the following syntax near the top of your `nginx.conf`:
  
    ```
    load_module {{.NginxModulesDir}}/<module file name>;
    ```
  
  For example, to use the stream module:
  
  
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  urls: my-app.example.com
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     If you do not have the buildpack, or the installed version is out-of-date, use the <code>-b</code> option to specify the buildpack as follows:<br>
  <code>cf push APP_NAME -b https://github.com/cloudfoundry/nginx-buildpack.git</code>
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