Hello guys
The recent nginx 1.3.13 websocket support is fantastic! Big thanks to the
nginx devs, it works like a charm.
I only have performance issues. Sending images through websockets turns out
to be difficult and slow. I have a website sending 5 images per seconds to
the server.
Sometimes I h
Thanks for your reply. My application does not require the entire
certificate, so I am just forwarding $ssl_client_s_dn in a custom header
without any problems.
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On 24/02/2013 19:40, Christoph Schug wrote:
On 2013-02-22 23:05, Valentin V. Bartenev wrote:
IMHO,
location ~ ^(?.+\.php)(?/.*)?$ {
looks better.
In order to put yet another iteration into the game, I prefer the
script_name part to be non-greedy
location ~ ^(?.+?\.php)(?/.*)?$ {
O
On 25 Feb2013, at 18:37 , Lynoure wrote:
>> The $ssl_client_cert variable abuses header continuation, and this
>> doesn't work with many http servers (including nginx itself).
>
> Noticed that with spray-can.
>
>> There should be more portable way to pass client certificate to an
>> upstream
Hallo,
what is the right way to use the Module ngx_http_split_clients_module with
some vhosts?
Varix
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Hello!
On Mon, Feb 25, 2013 at 12:56 AM, Mauro Stettler wrote:
> Thanks, that would probably be possible.
>
> It's just that this URL is called very frequently, so I'm trying to do
> everything as resource efficient as possible. I am worried that parsing the
> json in lua in Nginx and reformatting
Gregory, hi, I tested your config and it's working, but that's even more
complex
than just writing the error_page in each server{}. Thank you for you help
anyways :)
Francis, I filled a feature request (#307), let's see what happens
Regards!
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On 25 February 2013 14:07, Indo Php wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm using proxy_cache with nginx. I have nginx set as proxy cache to get the
> file from servers in onother country.
>
> Sometimes I have almost 3000 files in the temp path, and my disk I/O is very
> high. Actually I'm using 2 SSD with RAID-0
> The $ssl_client_cert variable abuses header continuation, and this
> doesn't work with many http servers (including nginx itself).
Noticed that with spray-can.
> There should be more portable way to pass client certificate to an
> upstream server.
Is there already, or is there one in plans? A
Hello,
I'm using proxy_cache with nginx. I have nginx set as proxy cache to get the
file from servers in onother country.
Sometimes I have almost 3000 files in the temp path, and my disk I/O is very
high. Actually I'm using 2 SSD with RAID-0.
May I know is there any other problems? Here's my c
Thanks a lot!
> Also it'd be very nice to get this feature to standard nginx,
> many people need it!
100% true.
I hate this workaround via "haproxy"
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On Mon, Feb 25, 2013 at 04:39:53AM -0500, double wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Large POST-request are buffered to disk, before passed to the backend.
> The backend has troubles to parse the POST-data, if the requests are huge
> (some GB).
>
> We use "haproxy" in front of "nginx", to workaround this issue.
On Mon, Feb 25, 2013 at 10:13:42AM +0800, Weibin Yao wrote:
>Can you show me your configure? It works for me with nginx-1.2.7.
>Thanks.
>
Hi,
I'm using the nginx 1.2.7 el6 src.rpm rebuilt with "headers more" module added,
and your patch.
I'm using the following configuration:
server {
Hello,
Large POST-request are buffered to disk, before passed to the backend.
The backend has troubles to parse the POST-data, if the requests are huge
(some GB).
We use "haproxy" in front of "nginx", to workaround this issue.
But this causes extra load on the server.
Is there a chance to disable
Thanks, that would probably be possible.
It's just that this URL is called very frequently, so I'm trying to do
everything as resource efficient as possible. I am worried that parsing the
json in lua in Nginx and reformatting it would be too heavy on the server
load. So I would have preferred if t
can use ngx_lua(openresty), filter/format the output.
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On Mon, Feb 25, 2013 at 4:04 PM, replay wrote:
> I just realized that I messed up the formatting. Actually what I'm looking
> for should be like this:
>
> {
>
> 1971:{"nickname":"Robby1","age":28,"age_p":42
I just realized that I messed up the formatting. Actually what I'm looking
for should be like this:
{
1971:{"nickname":"Robby1","age":28,"age_p":42,"city":"Dresden","plz":"","wio_plz":"2,4,5","gender":"m"},
1972:{"nickname":"Robby2","age":29,"age_p":43,"city":"Dresden2","plz":"","wio_plz":"4,5","g
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