On Sat, Aug 1, 2020 at 10:42 PM Thomas Ward wrote:
> 301 Redirects don't work for full system paths because they are returned
> to the client saying "go here instead". It then interprets your path as a
> URI which doesn't exist inside your site docroot.
>
> You might have meant to use `root` ins
We are observing a behavior where request time and upstream response time is
logged as same value when request is MISS in log file.
And when there is HIT for the request , request time is logged as 0.000 for
all the requests.
Please help what could be the reason for this , we tried compiling from
301 Redirects don't work for full system paths because they are returned to the
client saying "go here instead". It then interprets your path as a URI which
doesn't exist inside your site docroot.
You might have meant to use `root` instead of `return 301` here to serve the
data directly from t
Hi,
I am running nginx version: nginx/1.16.1 on CentOS Linux release 7.8.2003
(Core). I am setting up the Nginx subsite configuration. The details are as
follows.
[root@developerportal www]# pwd
/var/www
[root@developerportal www]# ls -l
total 0
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 6 Apr 2 18:44 cgi-bin
dr
Two scenarios:-
* When upstream supports higher aggregate QPS than what Nginx can support on
a host, nginx has better CPU performance than HAProxy. (Nginx == 700% CPU,
HAProxy = 1200% CPU)
* When upstream capacity is limited, and my benchmarking tool sends QPS
higher than what the upstream suppo
> I'm going over some Web Server STIGs (referenced here:
> https://www.stigviewer.com/stig/web_server_security_requirements_guide
> /) to make sure my NGINX web server is configured to comply with those
> security requirements. One of the requirements is that "The web server must
> initiate session
