Hey folks,
I would like to ask what does the 10.200 right after 'excess:' indicate in
the following log? Is this storage size in MBs for zone? I am really
confused about that; I have gone through documentation pretty well but not
able to find these attributes used in error logs.
*2014/11/20 17:28
Hello!
On Wed, Feb 17, 2016 at 05:34:43AM -0500, cehes wrote:
> I read your link and i can see that you added the keyword ntlm. You mean
> that i won't have that in the free version and that i have to purchase a
> commercial version, that's the only way, correct ?
Yes. If you want to keep thing
Hi.
Am 17-02-2016 16:47, schrieb Valentin V. Bartenev:
On Wednesday 17 February 2016 16:26:01 Aleksandar Lazic wrote:
Hi.
how difficult is it to be able to add "access_log stdout;" to nginx,
similar like "error_log stderr;"?
I ask because in some PaaS environment is it difficult to setup a
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On Wednesday 17 February 2016 16:26:01 Aleksandar Lazic wrote:
> Hi.
>
> how difficult is it to be able to add "access_log stdout;" to nginx,
> similar like "error_log stderr;"?
>
> I ask because in some PaaS environment is it difficult to setup a
> dedicated user yust for nginx.
>
> It fits a
Hi.
how difficult is it to be able to add "access_log stdout;" to nginx,
similar like "error_log stderr;"?
I ask because in some PaaS environment is it difficult to setup a
dedicated user yust for nginx.
It fits also a little bit better to http://12factor.net/logs
BR Aleks
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Hi Maxim an thanks for this reply.
I read your link and i can see that you added the keyword ntlm. You mean
that i won't have that in the free version and that i have to purchase a
commercial version, that's the only way, correct ?
I did not even know there were a commercial version :)
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