Hi ,
This is Pankaj,I am trying to write a module which is capable to access
header value and set header and reading cookie and setting cookie.
if i refer apache module then found apr_table_get() and apr_table_set()
APIs are available to get/set header/cookie values.
I have tried to use ngx_htt
Hi,
This is Pankaj,I am trying to write a module which is capable to access
header value and set header and reading cookie and setting cookie.
if i refer apache module then found apr_table_get() and apr_table_set()
APIs are available to get/set header/cookie values.
I have tried to use ngx_http
Hello Francis,
you are right. But the weird thing is, i already commented out that line (it
was for caching/expires headers, and yes, missing the backslash).
Is there any chance I was running two nginx instances? Because it seemed my
configuration was kind of cached, as i commented that line, but
On Sun, Apr 10, 2016 at 07:16:33PM +0200, Alexander Schwarz wrote:
Hi there,
> i have a very strange problem with my nginx configuration. If the URL
> contains the word "star", i get the standard 404 Error not found page.
> I defined a rule that should redirect all requests to index.php.
http:
Hello,
i have a very strange problem with my nginx configuration. If the URL contains
the word "star", i get the standard 404 Error not found page.
I defined a rule that should redirect all requests to index.php.
http://example.com/some/url/starr --> works, returns my custom styled error 404
pag
If I disable http/2, I can login - good call!
I enabled the debug.log to compare the output with http/2 enabled and
disabled, but when I compare the two side by side, nothing jumps out at me.
Aside from the time and a few numbers, the two log sections are identical.
What should I be looking for?
On Sat, Apr 09, 2016 at 09:16:33AM -0400, JoakimR wrote:
Hi there,
> Another Q
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> Hi do have this in my domain.conf
>
> location /admin {
