While using the ugprade funcationality of nginx to tunnel propiertary
HTTP commands I noticed that data were only passing through from
upstream to downstream but not the other way around. The reason for that
was that no receive buffers for downstream were allocated. Normally the
receiver buffers fo
Thanks for all. Working it now.
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On 15 Mar 2014 17:30, "gokhanege" wrote:
>
> Where is the problem? I cound not found it.
Your problem is that all of your .* matches are greedy, whereas you
(probably) want only the last to be greedy. Have a Google for how to do
that with regular expressions.
You also might want to replace /some
On Mar 15, 2014, at 21:30 , gokhanege wrote:
> Where is the problem? I cound not found it.
>
> My uri is :
>
> /rdev/4/0/9/2/3/2/409232-750-0-257506-supra-ayakkabi-resimleri.jpg
>
> Nginx conf is :
>
> if ($request_uri ~* "/rdev/(.*)-(.*)-(.*)-(.*)\.jpg$") {
> set $exp1 $1;
> set $exp2
Where is the problem? I cound not found it.
My uri is :
/rdev/4/0/9/2/3/2/409232-750-0-257506-supra-ayakkabi-resimleri.jpg
Nginx conf is :
if ($request_uri ~* "/rdev/(.*)-(.*)-(.*)-(.*)\.jpg$") {
set $exp1 $1;
set $exp2 $2;
set $exp3 $3;
set $exp4 $4;
}
add_header out_head1
Hi,
I have been using add_header to send cache status to downstream server or
client like this. This is working fine.
add_header Cache-Status $upstream_cache_status;
Now I tried proxy_set_header to send header to upstream as below.
proxy_set_header Cache-Status $upstream_cache_status;
But this c
