changing location line to:
location ^~ /media/po_compressor/ {
should allow it to look for all files within this directory and
sub-directories, right?
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I have gzip enabled in Nginx as well as gzip_static. I am trying to limit
gzip_static to just one or two sections. There are pre-compressed files
inside the directory: media/po_compressor/ along with sub directories of
this such as:
media/po_compressor/4/js
media/po_compressor/4/css
Here is what
See here:
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Security/Operating_Systems_Security/Windows_Security/Q_28538115.html
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Hi All
I have my owa reverse proxy working. For some strange reason, all ipads
cannot now sync. Android is fine. I am seeing an error that they are trying
to connect using autodiscovery and I am not seeing a way to disable this in
IOS. Is there a way then to proxy the autodiscovery attempt in nginx
kunalvjti Wrote:
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> Sorry am new to Lua but can you plz explain how this upstream status &
> control will help with this issue. How can i query for the upstream ip
Use the ngxlua --add option
(https://github.com/chaoslawful/lua-nginx-module) o
Sorry am new to Lua but can you plz explain how this upstream status & control
will help with this issue. How can i query for the upstream ip after every
certain time interval and reconfigure nginx if there's a change detected ?
The reason for not using nginx's resolver here is that i have to pa
> allowing demand-driven, request-time loading of certificate files
I don't think thats possible with openssl, especially in a event-driven
application
like nginx.
That having said, haproxy has a nice functionality: you can just point to one
or more directories and haproxy will load every sing
On Thu, 15 Jan 2015 21:13:21, Rainer Duffner wrote:
> > Am 15.01.2015 um 20:50 schrieb Gabriel L. Somlo :
> >
> > There is no consistency across the set of vserver host names (and
> > therefore not much to be gained by using wildcards in the certificate
> > common or alt name fields).
>
> Just is
