Hi,
I'm glad to announce a new release of NGINX Unit. This release contains two
big features that we have been working on diligently during the last months.
Some of you wonder why listener sockets are separated from applications in
Unit configuration API. That was done intentionally to introduc
Hello,
We ran into a strange issue today. We start settings aio thread on our
storage (streaming) server. There’s 2 server which different settings:
Server 1:
aio on;
Server 2:
thread_pool streaming threads=128 max_queue=65536;
aio threads=streaming;
Just after restart 2 servers, serve
Hello!
On Fri, Mar 01, 2019 at 06:16:19AM -0500, kagemandandersen wrote:
> I have a service that sends request through our Nginx gateway proxy. The URL
> contains two period characters (e.g.
> https://localhost:1234/servicename/some.name./serviceendpoint). When the URL
> is passed through the Ngi
Seems to be because of the './'. If I add a character between the period and
the slash character, then the URL does not change.
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https://forum.nginx.org/read.php?2,283238,283240#msg-283240
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We are running NGINX in front of our backend server.
We are attempting to enable the proxy_cache_background_update feature to
allow NGINX to async updates to the cache and serve STALE content while it
does this.
However, we are noticing that it still delivers STALE content slowly as if
it's not s
I have a service that sends request through our Nginx gateway proxy. The URL
contains two period characters (e.g.
https://localhost:1234/servicename/some.name./serviceendpoint). When the URL
is passed through the Nginx gateway, the URL is missing the last period
character in the URL, resulting in a
