Nginx 1.8.0 - checking generally security
Hello,i am using a digitalocean lamp stack on ubuntu 14.04.2 and Nginx 1.8.0At var/log/nginx i see many error log files 1, 2, 4 ,5 e.t.c. is it normal ? also owner and qroup of this files is:...
View ArticleEvery other 60 second timeouts
Hi,We're using NGINX as a reverse proxy and are having difficulty getting consistent throughput. The service we have stood up behind the proxy is a NodeJS service running on CoreOS on an AWS ec2...
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Thanks ittp2012,How do you mean exactly? A DNS issue would cause it to consistently oscillate back and forth between working and not working with each call? The speed/timing of calls doesn't seem to...
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If you are using DNS names and the lookup of those names take longer then they should for whatever reason this can seriously impact nginx performance. If possible use IP's to see if the delays are gone...
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Thanks -I'll try to get a debug version up to check things out... the unfortunate part is if I touch one of the existing repros, it immediately temporarily resolves. I made a change to my config to add...
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bdmesh Wrote:-------------------------------------------------------> I did find the following logs (dns name and ip addresses modified):> 2015/12/15 03:40:13 [warn] 10#0: *32460 upstream server...
View ArticleRe: Every other 60 second timeouts
Yeah, we've thought of that - logs on the backend aren't showing the calls come in until the delay is finished. We have other mirror instances of nginx (with same configs) that succeed the whole time....
View ArticleRe: speed issues - how to diagnose it correctly?
I've done some tests and the picture is appears to be the following.First, the app I'm deploying is an ASP.NET 5 app on Ubuntu machine. As it can only listen on local port (if not involving some root...
View ArticleRe: speed issues - how to diagnose it correctly?
Updating nginx 1.4.6 to 1.8.0 didn't help.
View ArticleReverse proxy issues (1.4.6, 1.8.0)
I'm recreating the topic: https://forum.nginx.org/read.php?15,263481As I've done some tests and localized the problem more or less, it seems to point on a particular issue, but I can't edit the old...
View ArticleRe: speed issues - how to diagnose it correctly?
As this topic's doesn't represent exact issue, I've moved relevant info to this: https://forum.nginx.org/read.php?15,263566
View ArticleRe: Every other 60 second timeouts
See also https://forum.nginx.org/read.php?15,263481,263482#msg-263482Have a look how you are dealing with: error timeout http_500 http_502 http_503 http_504 http_404, etc.
View ArticleRe: Reverse proxy issues (1.4.6, 1.8.0)
Have you tried these yet:proxy_http_version 1.1;proxy_ignore_client_abort on;You have to play with error handling on nginx's side, the both are not talking properly to each other.
View Articlenginx V1.8.0 : Size of URL
If I come here, it is that I 'm going crazy. I use nginx to reverse proxy . Everything works fine , but from the moment the size of the URL is too long (nothing crazy , as it must do in the 1000...
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Hello, Thank you for that. I'm really sorry , but I do not understand the connection between my problem and the link provided in this post. Would it be possible to give me a little more precision ?...
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Not really, you could try: location /web2print { proxy_pass http://192.100.100.82:6080/web2print; } Hence the / removal. The backend seems to be returning an error.
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Hi, I tried to remove the '/' at the end of the URL , but the problem is still present. With one more character in the GET variable, it no longer works. Thanks for your help,
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Show us more of what you are doing with Curl, what you send and what suppose to happen. And try a more recent version like 1.9
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