On Tue, Mar 26, 2013 at 02:22:39AM -0400, appchemist wrote:
> I have one more question about access log.
> there is a +0900 in 21/Mar/2013:18:47:32 +0900, 2013-03-26T10:27:40+09:00
>
> what does +0900 mean?
It's the the as "+09:00" to the right. :)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601#Time_off
I have one more question about access log.
there is a +0900 in 21/Mar/2013:18:47:32 +0900, 2013-03-26T10:27:40+09:00
what does +0900 mean?
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Thank you very much! :)
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On Mon, Mar 25, 2013 at 10:29:22PM -0400, appchemist wrote:
> I want to customize time format in access log, because of calculating time.
> There are two kind of time format in log_format.
> one is $time_local. (21/Mar/2013:18:47:32 +0900)
> another one is $time_iso8601. (2013-03-26T10:27:40+09:00)
Hi, EveryBody!
I am really happy with nginx from now.
but I have one question.
I want to customize time format in access log, because of calculating time.
There are two kind of time format in log_format.
one is $time_local. (21/Mar/2013:18:47:32 +0900)
another one is $time_iso8601. (2013-03-26T10
good news !
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i use valgrind to check memory leak, and have detected some error:
==2243== Invalid write of size 1
==2243==at 0x4A08088: memcpy (mc_replace_strmem.c:628)
==2243==by 0x4448C9: ngx_http_proxy_subs_headers
(ngx_http_proxy_subs_filter.c:149)
==2243==by 0x45B2FB: ngx_http_proxy_create_requ
Thanks for the hint... I though passing SCRIPT_NAME was a "ugly" way to do
into, but since it was refereed in the docs...
I was using mount:
uwsgi -s /tmp/moin.socket --uid nginx --gid nginx --mount
/wiki=/usr/pkg/share/moin/mywiki/moin.wsgi -M -p 2 -d
/var/log/nginx/uwsgi_moin.log --logdate --pid
> Hi,
>
> I followed the example in:
>
> http://projects.unbit.it/uwsgi/wiki/Example#MoinMoinonlinenow
>
>
> However when I type domain/wiki I get a message that the page does not
> exist yet... which already tells me something is wrong, and also all my
> URL's are point to '/' not '/wiki'
>
> I c
Hi,
I followed the example in:
http://projects.unbit.it/uwsgi/wiki/Example#MoinMoinonlinenow
However when I type domain/wiki I get a message that the page does not
exist yet... which already tells me something is wrong, and also all my
URL's are point to '/' not '/wiki'
I can't seem to figure
Many thanks to both of you, you made my day :)
Larry
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Hello!
On Mon, Mar 25, 2013 at 03:11:10PM +0800, David Shee wrote:
> I'm Zuwen Shi from China,I find a unescape uri bug in your program.
> The source code location is src\core\ngx_string.c->ngx_unescape_uri
> If I put a string "%%s%elect",it convert the string to "%slect",and %% to
> %,%el to l,a
Hello!
On Sun, Mar 24, 2013 at 04:42:36AM -0400, selphon wrote:
[...]
> Though the response is in HTTP/1.0, the persistent connections is
> successfully established between chrome and squid. I wonder, is there a
> restriction that nginx can only make establish persistent connections when
> the
I'm Zuwen Shi from China,I find a unescape uri bug in your program.
The source code location is src\core\ngx_string.c->ngx_unescape_uri
If I put a string "%%s%elect",it convert the string to "%slect",and %% to
%,%el to l,actually the right convert is "%%s%elect".
So,I patch the ngx_unescape_uri lik
Hello!
I am happy to announce that the new development version of
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Special thanks go to all our contributors and users for helping make
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