I am using nginx 1.4.1. After copying unicorn’s example of nginx.conf, I found that I must move the settings to a different instruction. I still can’t The following settings are placed in the nginx
Tag: CONF
Can I have a root path that contains spaces in my nginx.conf?
I have tried escaping (instead of escaping), (and without) single quotes and double qoutes but I am always on the 404 page.
Is it even possible? I tried to look for it, but landed https://ser
Expires in nginx.conf will cause errors on Ubuntu, but no errors on OSX
My nginx.conf is using local (OSX), but it throws an error on prod (Ubuntu)
Full file: https:// github.com/thomasdane/partywave/blob/master/nginx.conf
But the relevant part is:
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How do I use the file name of the conf file in the nginx conf file?
If I have a file named mysite.conf stored in /etc/nginx/conf.d. Is there a way to get the string value ‘mysite’ from the conf file?
I want to symlink a common .conf file multiple times becaus
Differences between Fastcgi_Params and fastcgi.conf
Comparefastcgi.confandfastcgi_paramsText It can be seen that there are only the following differences:
Java code 650) this.width=650;” src=”/wp-content/uploadshttp:/img.voidcn.com/vcimg/stati
Install Debian on the software RAID (Lilo.conf configuration)
The Debian installer created lilo.conf:
boot=/dev/md1
root=/ dev/md1
raid-extra-boot=mbr-only However, when I configure lilo I usually put these lines
disk= /dev/md1
sectors=63
heads=25
PostgreSQL remote connection, fatal error: No PG_HBA.conf recorded for host “…”, users “…”, database “…”, SSL close
PostgreSQL remote connection method
Sometimes when connecting remotely, it will report Error connecting to the server: fatal error: not used for host “…”, User “…”, database “…”, pg_hba