Oh..sorry,it's all my fault.Because I am writing too much java codes.
2013/12/12 Yichun Zhang (agentzh)
> Hello!
>
> On Wed, Dec 11, 2013 at 5:55 PM, 54chen wrote:
> > Omnibus seems use AgentZh's ngx tar.gz.
>
> Just a side note: please never never put capital letters into my nick
> because I h
Hello!
On Wed, Dec 11, 2013 at 5:55 PM, 54chen wrote:
> Omnibus seems use AgentZh's ngx tar.gz.
Just a side note: please never never put capital letters into my nick
because I hate that. If you really want to capitalize names, please
use my first name, Yichun, instead. Thank you for the cooperati
Omnibus seems use AgentZh's ngx tar.gz. See
https://github.com/bakins/omnibus-nginx/blob/master/config/software/nginx.rb
2013/12/11 Jeffrey Walton
> 2013/12/11 Brian Akins :
> > I build packages using omnibus - https://github.com/bakins/omnibus-nginx
> >
> Thanks Brian. It appears omnibus-nginx
2013/12/11 Brian Akins :
> I build packages using omnibus - https://github.com/bakins/omnibus-nginx
>
Thanks Brian. It appears omnibus-nginx does not contain the nginx
sources. Is it safe to assume you provide them?
What version of nginx do you currently use? Do you have any custom
code that might
I build packages using omnibus - https://github.com/bakins/omnibus-nginx
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My nginx needs are (1) stable nginx, (2) patched nginx, and (3)
something I can modify. The last is what concerns me - I want to
ensure I don't lose my changes and enhancements while pursuing (1) and
(2).
What are folks finding is the easiest way to ensure stable and patched
nginx is used in the e
