let your app handle and deliver error-pages
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did you tried to --turn it off and on again -- check it w/out the
Rewrite-Stuff in your apache-config?
Where did you got that snippet from?
your RewriteBase looks fishy
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Hello -
I've got nginx as a front-end to Apache and am trying to serve a single
WordPress site from a location on my site. Right now I would like to test
the location, but it will eventually be served as /advertise. I cannot get
the WordPress site to serve correctly, however as I am seeing a 301
Hi,
I'm wondering how I can set a status code and still deliver a custom web
page? Specifically I want to use a status code of 403 Forbidden but
depending on the exact reason I want to display different custom error
pages for that case.
When I use the "return 403" directive I can no longer deli
Actually, I went ahead and rebuilt SPL and ZFS on my machine, and did an
AUFS mount over ZFS... And wvtest ran, no problem.
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Yup, include is the way I would do that personally.
Documentation: http://nginx.org/en/docs/ngx_core_module.html#include
The funny thing is you already are using the 'include' directive: look at
your 'include fastcgi_params;' line. There must be a 'fastcgi_params' file
in your configuration direct
I believe it *is* implemented.
I re-did my tests on:
- 3.10 (Debian)
- 3.8 (Debian)
- 3.8.0-27-generic (Ubuntu, the same as yours)
- 3.2.0-40 (Ubuntu)
- 2.6.38.2 (in-house)
They all worked.
I don't understand exactly how AUFS passes writev to the underlying
filesystem, but there might be some we
On 5 August 2013 23:22, Rangel, Raul wrote:
> So I just tried you little script inside my container (AUFS on top of ZFS):
>
> root@47dfdb95e2a6:/# ./a.out
> writev: Function not implemented
> root@47dfdb95e2a6:/#
>
> Then I tried my script outside of the container (ZFS):
> me@slagathor:~/Projects/
Hello,
I have a fairly simple PHP script that I have used in the past, under
Apache, to "simulate an HTTP form POST".
For some reason, when I attempt to do the same under nginx, the browser
hangs until some timeout is reached, at which point nginx returns a "504
Gateway Timeout" response to the b
Hi,
In looking over Nginx configuration for the proxy module, I do not see an easy
way to influence what is cached based on object size. I have two use cases of
interest:
1. Store a small file in a particular zone (e.g., SSD), and
2. Have a large file bypass the cache (no-store large files)
An
So I just tried you little script inside my container (AUFS on top of ZFS):
root@47dfdb95e2a6:/# ./a.out
writev: Function not implemented
root@47dfdb95e2a6:/#
Then I tried my script outside of the container (ZFS):
me@slagathor:~/Projects/service/services/upload$ ./a.out
6
Here is my uname:
Lin
Rangel, Raul wrote in post #1117817:
> So my assumption is that AUFS does not support writev? So I need to
> somehow mount a different filesystem?
I wrote a quick and dirty C program to test writev() on AUFS, and it
worked like a charm here (3.8 Debian kernel).
https://gist.github.com/jpetazzo/
On 05/08/13 21:13, Rangel, Raul wrote:
The filesystem is AUFS. It's mounted inside of a docker container.
So my assumption is that AUFS does not support writev? So I need to somehow
mount a different filesystem?
Hi
I can't comment about AUFS, but you can change where those temp files
are s
Hello,
I plan to configure my nginx server with a couple of vhosts.
For each of them I want:
- to use php
- deny access begining by a dot
- not logging access to favicon
So my configuration would look like that
server {
...
location ~ \.php$ {
root /var/www/htdocs/s
The filesystem is AUFS. It's mounted inside of a docker container.
root@012b3d2b6aab:/# cat /proc/mounts
rootfs / rootfs rw 0 0
none / aufs rw,relatime,si=2418709ef08a7cdd 0 0
proc /proc proc rw,nosuid,nodev,noexec,relatime 0 0
sysfs /sys sysfs rw,nosuid,nodev,noexec,relatime 0 0
rpool/ROOT/ubunt
2013/08/02 17:01:11 [crit] 26#0: *7 writev()
"/var/lib/nginx/client_body_temp/01" failed (38: Function not
implemented)
On what filesystem does /var/lib/nginx/client_body_temp reside (like 'cat
/proc/mounts')?
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This is nothing to do with nginx, you should go to PHP forum/mailing
list, or a human to get answer, but after a quick check ...
I think you have problem with the PHP codes, and it was clearly told by
the error messages you posted here, there is something wrong in file
"/web/domain.com/public/
Hello,
I have compiled nginx on ubuntu 12.04 but I'm seeing a really strange error
when I try and POST a file through nginx. I get a line in my logs that says:
2013/08/02 17:01:11 [crit] 26#0: *7 writev()
"/var/lib/nginx/client_body_temp/01" failed (38: Function not
implemented), client
Hi Maxim,
Thanks for committing that. And again for your help.
Cheers,
Kevin
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On Mon, Aug 5, 2013 at 3:42 AM, Maxim Dounin wrote:
> Hello!
>
> On Sat, Aug 03, 2013 at 12:31:54PM -0400, Kevin Worthington wrote:
>
Hi Maxim,
Now I'm sure that the 400-related logs in access log file are caused by bad
SSL connections, which either finish SSH handshakes and then sending no
data, or don't finish SSH handshake at at.
I'll be diving into it for more insights.
Thank you.
Maxim Dounin Wrote:
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On Sat, Aug 03, 2013 at 12:31:54PM -0400, Kevin Worthington wrote:
> Hi Maxim,
>
> Thanks so much. Your patch worked great.
>
> The build was failing without that change.
>
> Is there any way that patch can be incorporated into the main source, so
> that it doesn't happen again in 1.5.4
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