The error pages are installed, by default, into /usr/html. The default
nginx.conf expects to find them there. The current SlackBuild just
removes this directory. I consider that a problem.
IIRC,if you have an unmodified nginx.conf, then /usr/html is also your
document root.
On Sat, Apr 12, 2014
And I just realized that the current SlackBuild doesn't just remove
the error pages. It also removes nginx's welcome page.
On Sun, Apr 13, 2014 at 12:23 AM, Doogster thedoogs...@gmail.com wrote:
Where to put the included error pages is a matter of taste. I choose
/var/www/ngdocs; another
Where to put the included error pages is a matter of taste. I choose
/var/www/ngdocs; another blogger chose /var/html
(http://zhu-qy.blogspot.ca/2012/11/slackware-14-nginx-fastcgi-php-php-fpm.html).
What's definitely not acceptable is just removing them, which the
current SlackBuild does.
On
Here is what I'm doing with the nginx.SlackBuild file.
1) Update nginx to current stable version 1.4.7
2) Adding GeoIP as an optional dependency that can be used via a command
line parameter USE_GEOIP=yes.
3) Move /usr/html to /var/www/html. This shouldn't conflict with anything
in /var/www.
4)
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Anyone on the list can contact the nginx maintainer?
If not, is there anyone who are interested to become nginx maintainer?
Thanks
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I'd be interested in maintaining nginx.
Thanks
You can start submitting an update for this package
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I'm interested Maintainer is sometimes slow to respond... Might want to
wait a few days though.
On Apr 12, 2014 12:47 AM, Willy Sudiarto Raharjo will...@slackbuilds.org
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Anyone on the list can contact the nginx maintainer?
If not, is
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I'm interested Maintainer is sometimes slow to respond... Might want to
wait a few days though.
It's been more than a week :)
Anyway, Larry Hajali was the first to respond to become a new maintainer
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Hey Larry. There's a pretty serious problem with the current SBo nginx
SlackBuild: it removes the 40x and 50x error pages that are supposed
to be included. I hope that as the new maintainer, you can address
that.
My LEMP Howto (http://duganchen.ca/lemp-on-slackware/) has a patch
that might give
I hear what you're saying, Doogster, but is that really an issue with
the Slackbuild? It looks like that is the way Nginx distributes itself,
and Slack{ware,Builds.org} policy, I believe, is to not change the
upstream package unless not doing so will result in the thing literally
not launching or
Removing the 40x and 50x error pages is a problem with the SlackBuild,
and it should be fixed.
The rest of what my patch does is a matter of taste.
On Sat, Apr 12, 2014 at 2:53 PM, Klaatu kla...@straightedgelinux.com wrote:
I hear what you're saying, Doogster, but is that really an issue with
i haven't check the 40x and 50x pages but are you saying the default pages
w/o changing the included nginx.conf file? i would agree that this is a
somewhat trivial change that doesn't affect the binary or the original
source. another option is to correct the shipped nginx.conf to not
reference the
Hello everybody,
Is there anyone willing to maintain nginx when the submissions are open again?
I have a few fixes and a SlackBuild updated for 0.7.65 in my repo
(http://github.com/miorimmax/slackbuilds/commits/nginx). If no one is
going to maintain it, I'll submit my changes and take over. ;)
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