I am setting up nginx as POP3 mail proxy to two 3rd party mail servers.
Different domains, one of them uses SSL.
Since I do not have that 3rd party's SSL certificate I use my own company
certificate in nginx. That cert is properly signed but obviousy belongs to
another domain (our domain).
If I c
Found them, tnx, no adjustment needed here, it's dealing with the much
larger FD table without problems. Got up to 12k concurrent connections today
one worker one cpu at around 40% utilization, can't get beyond that yet due
to the test tool not being able to go beyond 12k :)
If anyone wants to tes
So … mysteries solved. I believe.
A few things was wrong for me:
1) I had a catch all virtual host using the same certificate file as main site
(configured both with a "invalid" server name and default_server for both HTTP
and HTTPS)
2) It seems virtual server is also selected based on CN/Subj
On 2013-09-02 11:59, Daniel Lundqvist wrote:
I have, it just says only 1 certificate is provided. Here are the test
results:
https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=www.malarhojden.nu
...
I note that you're using startcom for the certificate, I recall that the
intermediate certificate t
I have, it just says only 1 certificate is provided. Here are the test results:
https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=www.malarhojden.nu
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daniel
On 1 sep 2013, at 21:43, Sylvia wrote:
> Hi.
> You can try to run a diagnostics for problem discovery and recommendations
>
> https://ww
how do you execute your php?
if you reverse proxying to an apache you might use suphp, as usual:
http://www.suphp.org/Home.html
php-fpm has a similar option, as alex mentioned
if you really need to define workers for each server, run an nginx-instance
for each of
your websites; you can define
