Hi, how do I get a patch for the fastcgi_request_buffering directive support
for nginx version 1.6.2 or any other version going forward? Thank you.
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Hi Noah,
thanx for your guides; interesting read.
for everyone else:
there bis a nagios-plguin to monitor the stub/status - outputs:
https://bitbucket.org/maresystem/dogtown-nagios-plugins/overview
beside monitoring it also extracts all date from the status page and
returns
them as performanc
hello,
I use nginx as a reverse proxy, and I find a question that confused me.
In upstream loction I use keepalive direction to keep a connection pool.
As everyone knows,
that can reduse tcp handshake cost. When I send request with "Connection:
keep-alive" header
using http /1.0 proto
I am accessing a URL which has encode characters
http:../malintha/tel%3A%2B6281808147137
location /gateway/ {
proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Host $host;
proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Server $host;
proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;
proxy_set_header
Hi everyone - first off, many thanks for the wealth of knowledge on the
forum / mailing list. I've been learning the nitty gritty of Nginx over the
past few months this has been a hugely valuable resource.
I've put together a guide on monitoring production Nginx systems (along with
some backgroun
On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 03:06:26AM -0500, strtwtsn wrote:
Hi there,
> We need the pages below folder_name to be accessible at
> example1.com/folder_name/page1 example1.com/folder_name/page2 etc
location /folder_name/ { proxy_pass http://example.com; }
So when the user makes a request of nginx
> What actual requests are made that are challenged for
> authentication? Check your access_log for http 401.
>
> At a guess, it is just /analytics/piwik.js that you care about here.
>
> So: add
>
> location = /analytics/piwik.js {auth_basic off;}
>
> inside your "location /analytics {}" bloc
Hey Ian,
I am not nginx expert but I would try by mimicking a similar setup with
a proxy to understand how it runs.
If you can get tcpdump dumps from the client and server side you might
be able to notice the different sides of the issue.
If your nginx server is doing it's job then you will pro
Hello!
On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 11:02:34AM +0100, Julian Simioni wrote:
> Hi all,
> I have an Nginx 1.7.6 server serving HTTPS content, and I've been
> tweaking the configuration lately to ensure it is secure and
> performant[1].
>
> One component of this is ensuring that the intermediate certifi
Hi all,
I am running an application that uses the nginx_http_push_module-0.712
push module.
The relevant set up is
server {
listen 443 default ssl;
## SSL Certs
ssl on;
ssl_certificate /ssl_keys/coachmaster.co.uk.crt;
ssl_certificate_key /ssl_keys/coachmaster.co.uk.key;
Hi all,
I have an Nginx 1.7.6 server serving HTTPS content, and I've been
tweaking the configuration lately to ensure it is secure and
performant[1].
One component of this is ensuring that the intermediate certificate from
my CA is sent along to any clients connecting to my server, to ensure
they
We've got a website that is available at example.com.
A subsection of the page is available at example.com/folder_name/page1
example.com/folder_name/page2 etc
We need the pages below folder_name to be accessible at
example1.com/folder_name/page1 example1.com/folder_name/page2 etc
This is worki
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