A bad workman always blames his tools !
On Wed, Aug 24, 2016 at 11:24 PM, Amanat wrote:
> i was using Apache from last 3 years. never faced a single problem. Few days
> ago i think to try Nginx. As i heard from mny people. Its very fast memory
> efficient webserver.
Trust me guys. Nginx can never be memory efficient.
Interesting way to start an email.
I never understand for what reason it creates a garbage of disk cache for
every request.
By default nginx doesn’t cache anything the OS/Linux does it to reduce the
diskreads. You can adjust it by tuning the
On Wednesday, 24 August 2016, Amanat wrote:
> i was using Apache from last 3 years. never faced a single problem. Few
> days
> ago i think to try Nginx. As i heard from mny people. Its very fast memory
> efficient webserver. Trust me guys. Nginx can never be memory
You probably have some module leaking memory - send output of 'nginx -V' so
people can see what version you have and what modules are there.
On Wed, Aug 24, 2016 at 1:54 PM, Amanat wrote:
> i was using Apache from last 3 years. never faced a single problem. Few
>
Sounds like you just want to complain without actually solving any
problems. Why don't you start by pasting the output of
nginx -V
your FULL config file
the requests you are sending to Nginx, and the behavior you expect to see
And adjust your attitude your attitude so you can actually receive
i was using Apache from last 3 years. never faced a single problem. Few days
ago i think to try Nginx. As i heard from mny people. Its very fast memory
efficient webserver. Trust me guys. Nginx can never be memory efficient.
Rather it consumes memory same like my mozilla. I never understand for