I've migrated my server over from lighttpd to NGINX(memory leaks were causing
cache issues which invoked OOM Killer in Linux). It seems that after a while of
running(about 30 minutes) with NGINX and processing requests just fine the
NGINX worker process gets stuck in a loop maxing out the CPU a
Some curl examples;
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/if-modified-since-request-header-can-cause-a-cache-control-negative-max-age
It all depends on what you get against what you expected.
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http://forum.nginx.org/read.php?2,257078,257109#msg-257109
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Jack,
Any file that you put in "conf.d" or "sites-enabled" ends with .conf will
be loaded when nginx start.
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Thanks Maxim, that explains it
Would be nice if documentation mentioned this fact, or nginx would spit out
some errors about the conflicting config ;)
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> Have you tried this with curl -i to see if it's not a browser cache issue?
>
> Sounds like a cached file with an expire date which is still valid against
> your expire date from cache.
I tried yesterday but I don't really see the point... What should I look
for ?
I set a header to see if cache
Hello Daniel,
I'm not sure to understand, sry, how do I setup a domain ? What would be
the syntax for the file name ? domain.tld.conf ?
Regards
2015-03-06 19:09 GMT+01:00 Theodoro :
> Jack,
>
> There's no problem, or you can just add this line in your nginx.conf.
>
> include sites-enabled/*.c
Jack,
There's no problem, or you can just add this line in your nginx.conf.
include sites-enabled/*.conf;
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Hello,
I used to use sites-available & sites-enabled in a previous version of
NginX.
I compiled it from source with ngx_pagespeed module on another VPS.
I don't see anymore the folders available / enabled.
On the other hand I noticed in /etc/nginx/nginx.conf this line : include
conf.d/*.conf;
I'm
Hello!
On Thu, Mar 05, 2015 at 09:58:37PM -0500, Fry-kun wrote:
> So it looks like the ssl config is valid per-port only. If I set up a server
> on a different port with different ssl config, it works.
> Is this a bug or is it by design?
This is by design. Before some protocol-specific handshak
"Connection refused", generally means that your server (sometimes this can
be a firewall too - although firewalls tend to more often just silently drop
packets) is sending a RST packet to an attempt to connect. Check with
netstat and see if Nginx is bound to your public IP on :443
As for your que
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