Hi, I'm trying to integrate nginx with a proprietary authentication scheme
and I need a bit of help!
The auth scheme is this: traffic is allowed through nginx if there exists a
cookie containing a valid HMAC. If not, nginx is to redirect to an auth
server (same domain) which will prompt the use
I second this request, it would be very welcome :)
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Ok, thanks for info.
I'll, do some research. I read some articles about memory allocation and I
think when the system will be going to out of memory, the will try to
reclaim freed pages which in normal situations when have enough ram does not
because of avoiding memory fragmentation.
Petr Holik
Hi all,
I was just wondering, how to do the following in nginx:
# apache.conf:
# ---
AuthType Basic
AuthUserFile /var/www/auth/htpasswd
AuthName "pass please"
require valid-user
Allow from all
Require user u
Hello!
On Thu, Mar 06, 2014 at 03:01:49PM -0500, PetrHolik wrote:
> Hello Maxim, thanks for reply.
>
> Is there possibility to purge allocated buffer(RAM) in old(gracefully)
> worker processes? IMO worker thread have allocated all memory till last
> clients disconnects. That is really isue for u
Hello!
On Thu, Mar 06, 2014 at 06:05:03PM -0500, tonyschwartz wrote:
> There is definitely some issue doing proxying. At some point, the
> connection to the back end appears to go bad. The request from the browser
> to nginx just spins and spins. This occurs against (ahem...) IIS6 and also
> a
tonyschwartz Wrote:
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> There is definitely some issue doing proxying. At some point, the
> connection to the back end appears to go bad. The request from the
> browser to nginx just spins and spins. This occurs against (ahem...)
> IIS6 and a
