The things: * I have a nginx handmade compiled under the hood * I have an official zope+plone installation on native windows * I have a django based application inside the cygwin * I have a tomcat+cas installation on native windows
All of that seem to be configured correctly. What i want to do is to make my nginx a reverse proxy of the 3 others applications. Because of some other application needs (wsgi served with flup/socket) i need that nginx to live inside the cygwin installation. That's not my concern afterall :). The nginx works well for static contents and as the the django and tomcat installations reverse proxy. Here come problems with zope+plone. If i hit my http://url/plone (nginx mapped point to the plone install as http reverse proxy), the first request (get /) pass, but the other stall as 206 partial content and are very long to be satisfied. The browser seems to be blocked on some read() call. I tried a bunch of things nginx side (use epoll, use select, tweak proxy parameters, stop proxy buffering, set timeouts, set retrys and so on) but i have not found the right configuration if it is there. But where it is very strange is that if i make an ssh tunnel from localhost:80 to prod_machine:localhost:80, then make some entry into my /etc/hosts to fake the dns name. Then browse to http://myurl/plone, no problem, i have the content, and all http request are satisfied (js & co.). I really don't know how to debug that, can it be because the request enter from cygwin, go out to windows re enter cygwin and go for the client? The fact that throught the ssh tunnel, when i hit the nginx server on my plone install (like "as normal", i dont hit plone but nginx) work perfectly lives me without words. Other strange thing is that the CAS application, also http reverse proxified work like a charm. Other thing is that if i use the windows nginx binary from nginx website, with equal configuration, it works. The only thing is nginx running out of cygwin stack and compiled for win32. If someone has some suggestions .... -- Cordialement, KiOrKY GPG Key FingerPrint: 0x1A1194B7681112AF
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