Hello,
I have a setup where I need to override backend's content type and was
wondering which approach (without too much digging into source and/or doing
microbenchmarks) is better (less cpu) from performance point of view?
map $uri $custom_content_type {
hostnames;
*.jpg "image/jpeg";
}
So my design seems to be wrong. Thanks a lot for assistance.
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Hello!
On Wed, May 31, 2017 at 09:00:42AM -0400, isolomka wrote:
> So I have my own module which is working with thread pool enabled.
> ngx_http_upstream_init is called from my thread_event_handler, flag r->aio
> is enabled.
> In fact, upstream is not initialized at all.
>
> When i set aio flag
So I have my own module which is working with thread pool enabled.
ngx_http_upstream_init is called from my thread_event_handler, flag r->aio
is enabled.
In fact, upstream is not initialized at all.
When i set aio flag to false and call to ngx_http_upstream_init, i'm getting
a core dump in ngx_ep
Hello!
On Wed, May 31, 2017 at 08:22:07AM -0400, isolomka wrote:
> Does upstream works correctly with thread pool enabled?
Yes, it does.
> I see some strange validation in ngx_http_upstream_init_request()
> if (r->aio) {
> return;
> }
> that flag is set when thread pool is enabl
Thanks for the answers.
Does upstream works correctly with thread pool enabled?
I see some strange validation in ngx_http_upstream_init_request()
if (r->aio) {
return;
}
that flag is set when thread pool is enabled.
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I updated nginx to version 1.13.0
This rule that was working correctly right now makes me mistake in the
browser: ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS
if ($host ~* ^(.*)\.website\.com$) {
set $sub_domain $1;
rewrite ^/(.*)?$
/index.cfm?event=dashboard&lista=$sub_domain&nuovoURL=$1 last;
}
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