Re: [ANNOUNCE] nginx-http-rdns module

Thank you, it's merged: https://github.com/flant/nginx-http-rdns/commit/8c2ef68b1767590aab131cd5c3a2fd1955f0b3c6 27.09.2013 20:08, itpp2012 пишет: Here's a fix for a typo; ngx_http_rdns_module.c -l709 static void dns_handler(ngx_resolver_ctx_t * rctx) {; +l709 static void dns_handler(ngx_reso

Re: High response time at high concurrent connections

Hello! On Sun, Sep 29, 2013 at 3:50 PM, laltin wrote: > > I can handle ~1200 requests/seconds with 1000 concurrent connections and > when I do the same benchmark with 100 concurrent connections I can again > handle around 1200 requests/second but response time drops to ~80 ms. > What you're seein

High response time at high concurrent connections

I have a news site which is run by 4 tornado instances and nginx as reverse proxy in front of them. Pages are rendered and cached in memcached so generally the response time is less than 3 ms according to tornado logs. [I 130918 18:35:37 web:1462] 200 GET / (***.***.***.**) 2.43ms [I 130918 18:35

nginx struggling to accept connections during peak load

Hello, I had posted to the mailing list earlier this week, but I managed to gather some new information that points directly to nginx (almost certainly my configuration), so I thought I'd post something more concise. I am running edge boxes which use nginx to terminate SSL which passes to haproxy

Re: root works, alias doesn't

Hello, On Sun, Sep 29, 2013 at 1:33 PM, Grant wrote: > > It works if I specify the full path for the alias. What is the > difference between alias and root? I have root specified outside of > the server block and I thought I could use alias to avoid specifying > the full path again. > ​http:

Re: root works, alias doesn't

> Absolute vs Relative paths. > The log file line says it all: '/webalizer/index.html' doesn't exist, which > is not the path of the file you wanna serve... > > Take a look at the following examples showing how 'location' address is > replaced or completed (depending on absolute or relative 'alias'

Re: Overhead when enabling debug?

Thank you agentz, that looks amazing. I will be including that in the next server software push. And also Maxim, thank you for you for taking the time to prepare those figures. I am going to my own testing and presuming that holds with our usecase / modules I will be deploying --with-debug myself.