Check the 'context' for the sub_filter directives you are trying to
use. They do not say they can be used with 'if'.
http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_sub_module.html
Also worth reading about using 'if':
https://www.nginx.com/resources/wiki/start/topics/depth/ifisevil/
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Hello,
from a practical perspective, what would be considered an unreasonable large
number of cache files (unique cache keys) in a single nginx server?
1M, 10M, 100M?
With a large cache, would there be any significant benefit in using multiple
caches (multiple key_zones) in a single nginx serv
Hi All,
Not sure if this question has been answered before. The only evidence I could
find was a StackExchange question
https://serverfault.com/questions/774750/use-of-sub-filter-in-if-block-under-nginx-config
with no answer.
Here's what I'm trying to accomplish:
* If the request is comin
Reinis,
Thank you so much for all your help!
I have succeeded in getting things set up for now.
I couldn't have done it with out you guys.
I have learned a lot form you and Francis and I am very grateful.
Thank you for being patient with my ignorance.
Sorry to both of you for wasting your time
Francis,
Thank you very much for the detailed reply and being patient with me.
I have learned a lot from you and Reinis and I am truly grateful.
My sites are now working with TLS/SSL...
I couldn't have done it with out you guys!!
>curl -v http://www.example.com/one/two.html
I see the value in
You really should use a custom named capture group as the default "$1"
(and $2, $3, $4...) can cause erroneous output if there is any other
capturing going on in your configuration files...
i.e.
location ~ ^/e/(?.*) {
return 301 /$x1$is_args$args;
}
As someone else mentioned, be
>You should clean cache (or set to never cache) for each testing
session/config change as browsers tend to cache the redirects very heavily
(especially for static content).
>A better way as Francis suggested is to use a curl or other tools (like
wget -S ..) which don't cache anything and you'll al
> Please bear with me...
> It seems that I'm getting different results than I described earlier...
>
> In fact it is now working for the most part...
> The errors are limited to certain files in Chrome on the Mac, but not in
> Safari
> or Firefox.
You should clean cache (or set to never cache) f
Thank you Reinis!
Please bear with me...
It seems that I'm getting different results than I described earlier...
In fact it is now working for the most part...
The errors are limited to certain files in Chrome on the Mac, but not in
Safari or Firefox.
>What do you mean by "got deeper" can you g
On Thu, Sep 10, 2020 at 01:31:48AM -0400, figshta wrote:
Hi there,
> I realize that some of these are probably rhetorical questions, but in the
> interest of learning, I will try to answer them anyway.
No, not rhetorical.
Also, not general.
I mean: when you reply with "does not work", what was
> I was wrong...
>
> >This seems to work:
> >>rewrite ^/e/(.*) /$1 permanent;
>
> It only works for the first level...
> 'threedaystubble.com/Gallery.html' works but other links from that page that
> got deeper into the file structure do not!
What do you mean by "got deeper" can you give a sampl
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