* lejeczek via nginx:
> For after logs got rotated Nginx logs into:
> access.log.1 & error.log.1
> and now as it should, you know
> access.log & error.log
You may want to try logrotate's "copytruncate" option.
-Ralph
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* baalch...@gmail.com:
> So, can I redirect the request, when user open https://nossl.abc.com, the
> will be redirect to http://nossl.abc.com?
While technically possible, you might find that connecting clients may
interpret this as a "downgrade attack", because the client asked for an
encrypted
* MAXMAXarena:
> The user MUST BE ABLE to download the file from the article pages when
> LOGGED. If the user is NOT LOGGED, he cannot download the file,
> therefore even recovering the url, he must receive an error or any
> other type of block.
You describe restricted access, not public access.
* MAXMAXarena:
> what do you mean by "mutually exclusive"?
I am assuming you have looked up the definition, so I'm not sure in what
way the term could be be misunderstood?
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* MAXMAXarena:
> I want to be able to download a file from the site's html tag [...]
> But do not allow direct access and download, using the browser or
> other tools such as curl or wget.
Public access and restricted access are mutually exclusive. It also
makes nearly no difference what utility
* LilFag:
> I'm using Windows and I want Nginx to support these methods in their
> WebDAV.
Free software meets entitlement issues. What's the magic word?
-Ralph
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* noloader:
> I'd like to put a web front-end on the Git project for browsing and
> diff'ing.
Git comes with its own web interface called "gitweb" which covers most
basic needs (see https://git-scm.com/docs/gitweb).
-Ralph
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* Valentin V. Bartenev:
> http://hg.nginx.org/unit/rev/fd323ad9e24f
That looks promising, Valentin. I'll try a build as soon as I'm able
to. Would you perhaps consider releasing this as version 1.6.1, so
there's an official tarball I can use during the build process?
-Ralph
Hello developer team.
I am the maintainer of the NGINX Unit ebuild for Gentoo Linux, and
currently I am struggling with colliding requirements of Unit's and
Gentoo's build strategies.
As you may know, the Gentoo way is to build everything from the source
code, with only very few exceptions. If,
On 15.10.18 15:55, Lucas Rolff wrote:
> Might be important to mention that services such as exchange doesn’t support
> subaddressing, so it’s a bit harder there :)
Well, Microsoft... Server-side filtering is simple enough, e.g. an "Inbox rule"
based on the List-Id header containing the string .
On 15.10.18 15:32, Stefan Müller wrote:
> I read up on email extension [...]
Thanks, I appreciate that.
> I still believe that a adding [nginx] would make the situation more
> comfortable.
And I firmly believe the disadvantages of subject rewriting outweigh the
percieved "comfort", based on
On 15.10.18 14:59, Stefan Müller wrote:
> but is seems others do or at least agree with me
So what if "others" agree with you? People agree with me as well, check
existing discussions about this issue.
If you challenge conventions that have been around for good reason, for
longer than some
On 15.10.18 12:35, Stefan Mueller wrote:
> In answer to Ralph's reply.
Why not reply to my message then?
> That is a very Gmail specific solution but, thanks god, not anyone is
> using Gmail. For them it needs other solutions.
No, it does not. Besides, are you trying to spin this to you
On 14.10.18 21:14, Stefan Müller wrote:
> getting a separate email per mailing list gets messy, as there are to
> many.
It does not get messy at all. I have been using mailing lists since the
1980s, and if you're having trouble you are simply not doing it right.
I already explained that you can
On 13.10.18 10:16, Stefan Müller wrote:
> Sure /nginx@nginx.org/ is fine for actively filtering, or for putting
> everything into another folder, but every other mailing list I'm on
> tags the list name in the subject.
Then you are not subscribed the right mailing lists. ;-)
Seriously, this
On 04.07.2018 17:03, Danny Horne via nginx wrote:
> Easiest way (in my opinion) would be to place the ssl configurations
> with the appropriate server block
Agreed. The SSL configuration parameters can either be added directly or via
'include' statements. Personally, I prefer using generator
Hi folks,
I wonder if I missed an announcement for a change in nginx behaviour
or if some local issue is causing me problems. The configuration
server {
listen *:443 ssl default_server;
}
used to bind to both 0.0.0.0:443 and [::]:443, but since I updated to
nginx 1.15.0 it only binds to
On 07.06.18 18:07, Valentin V. Bartenev wrote:
> Feature: configuration of environment variables for application
> processes.
My thanks to the Unit team, this new feature is going to save me a lot
of headaches.
-Ralph
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Hello Maxim.
> You are probably talking about nginx-unit project, right?
You are right, my bad. I am waiting anxiously for that nginx-unit
feature, and I have mistaken the announcement message.
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Hello nginx team,
a while ago it was mentioned here that the June release was planned to
contain the new feature of passing environment variables to individual
apps by using dynamic configuration data.
I don't see this mentioned in the release notes?
-Ralph
On 29.04.18 23:03, Valentin V. Bartenev wrote:
> Unfortunately, the only way right now is to set them for the main
> process (when unitd is executed) or in the application code.
Ok. I've now written an openrc-run init script that uses '-e NAME=VALUE'
arguments for start-stop-daemon. This
On 29.04.18 17:06, Valentin V. Bartenev wrote:
> You can set a path to Python virtual environment using the "home"
> parameter of application object.
Ah, that was the missing piece, thank you.
> Please also note that your application callable need to be named
> "application" (not "app").
Hello,
I have built a Flask application with a Python 3.6 virtual environment
which I would like to run using NGINX Unit 1.1 instead of the usual
"source venv/bin/activate; flask run". When I try to apply the following
configuration
{
"listeners": {
"*:5080": {
"application":
On 13.04.18 17:12, Igor Sysoev wrote:
> > I think it would be worth mentioning this particular detail in
> > https://unit.nginx.org/installation/#configuring-sources .
>
> Almost the same example is here:
> https://unit.nginx.org/installation/#configuring-php-modules
I should probably have been
On 13.04.2018 16:40, Igor Sysoev wrote:
> On Gentoo you should also use --lib-path
Thank you, Igor! The following works on my Gentoo test server:
./configure php --config=/usr/lib64/php7.1/bin/php-config
--lib-path=/usr/lib64/php7.1/lib64
I think it would be worth mentioning this particular
On 13.04.2018 14:49, Igor Sysoev wrote:
>> $ ./configure php --config=/usr/lib64/php7.1/bin/php-config
>> configuring PHP module
>> checking for PHP ... found
>> + PHP SAPI: [embed cli fpm apache2handler]
>> checking for PHP embed SAPI ... not found
>
> Could you show the last lines from
On 13.04.18 12:52, Igor Sysoev wrote:
> PHP package was built without embed SAPI support.
> Otherwise it shows something like this:
> + PHP SAPI: [cli fpm embed apache2handler]
Thanks, Igor. I have rebuilt PHP 7.1 with the following USE flags:
# /etc/portage/package.use/php
dev-lang/php
Congratulations to the whole team for reaching the release 1.0 milestone!
I'm trying to build Unit on Gentoo Linux, and while module configs for
Python and Perl work as expected, I'm struggling with the PHP module:
$ ./configure php --config=/usr/lib64/php7.1/bin/php-config
configuring PHP
On 07.04.18 16:18, Francis Daly wrote:
> This mail is a bit long, but I try to cover the points raised in your
> previous mails too.
I appreciate you taking the time. Like I said, I am new to nginx. Years
of using Apache caused me to expect certain things to happen in certain
ways, and even
On 06.04.18 19:04, Richard Stanway wrote:
> https://www.nginx.com/resources/wiki/start/topics/examples/fcgiwrap/
I altered my setup to use fcgiwrap. Since then, I keep getting "502 Bad
Gateway" errors, with log entries like this:
2018/04/06 21:21:02 [error] 17838#0: *1 upstream prematurely
On 06.04.2018 19:04, Richard Stanway wrote:
> PHP-FPM is only for PHP. You'll want something like fcgiwrap for
> regular CGI files.
Seriously? But http://php.net/manual/en/intro.fpm.php states: "FPM
(FastCGI Process Manager) is an alternative PHP FastCGI implementation
with some additional
Hello list,
I am fairly new to nginx and now have stumbled across an issue I can't
solve. I have successfully configured nginx on Gentoo Linux to run PHP
applications (e.g. phpBB and phpMyAdmin) with php-fpm.
As far as I understand, php-fpm should also be able to execute "regular
CGI" in the
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