Hello,
As some might have noticed, the expiration date of the GPG key we use to
sign repos and packages for Linux distributions [1] was getting close
(2016-08-17), so I've prolonged the key validity until 2024-06-14. The
ID of the key stays the same.
If you're using Debian/Ubuntu packages from n
I will definitely join the google group and check out Lua. Thanks for your
help!
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This is a general remark, adding stuff to handle a bad request, ea., will
eventually kill the performance, sending bad requests is a popular way to
create a DOS/DDOS attack since the server(the added module) has to process
them and do something while technically it makes no sense to do anything at
Hello!
On Thu, Jun 16, 2016 at 10:25:28AM -0400, gitl wrote:
> Are there any plans to move from pcre (8.x) to pcre2 (10.x)? I realize that
> the API changed quite a bit but it would be awesome if there was a migration
> plan for it.
As of now there are no plans, but we are keeping eye on it. Th
Hello, I have created my own NGINX module, which get rest request and return
a response.
When I send a response with status 500 (NGX_HTTP_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR) or
404 (NGX_HTTP_BAD_REQUEST) I see on the memory uses that the nginx processes
is growing up
PID USER PR NIVIRTRESSH
Theoretically yes, it all depends how and by what means this data is
collected and if you need to wait for some parts, have a look at the example
Urls I send before or join the openresty forum on googlegroups with some
example code/description what your after.
nb. a Lua cache is an in-memory cache
Are there any plans to move from pcre (8.x) to pcre2 (10.x)? I realize that
the API changed quite a bit but it would be awesome if there was a migration
plan for it.
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If the external server that I'm getting the data from doesn't have a
relational database (and instead responds to udp requests), will I still be
able to cache multiple fields from one udp request using Lua so that I can
access them in the conf file later? Can you clarify what you mean by Lua
cache?
On 16/06/2016 14:14, Edho Arief wrote:
Hi
On Thu, Jun 16, 2016, at 22:11, Edho Arief wrote:
for /demo/ it prints "/demo/"
and
for /demo/hello/x it prints "/demo/hello"
Which looks like their "auto base-path" is setting moving goalposts !!
That doesn't make sense if you actually use my co
Hi
On Thu, Jun 16, 2016, at 22:11, Edho Arief wrote:
> >
> > for /demo/ it prints "/demo/"
> > and
> > for /demo/hello/x it prints "/demo/hello"
> >
> > Which looks like their "auto base-path" is setting moving goalposts !!
> >
>
> That doesn't make sense if you actually use my configuration s
Hi
On Thu, Jun 16, 2016, at 22:06, Ben wrote:
>
> >>
> >> If it helps, I'm using bramus router and my configured paths are as
> >> follows :
> >>
> >
> > Looks like the logic for getting base path is a bit interesting. Try
> > this for related line:
> >
> > fastcgi_param SCRIPT_NAME /dem
>>
>> If it helps, I'm using bramus router and my configured paths are as
>> follows :
>>
>
> Looks like the logic for getting base path is a bit interesting. Try
> this for related line:
>
> fastcgi_param SCRIPT_NAME /demo/;
>
That didn't work unfortunatley.
Just dug up their code and I see wh
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