Re: X-Accel-Redirect - showing instead force-download
My problem was in the nxing settings: i was needed to proxy meteor with nginx, but i did not. So now it looks like: server { listen %IP%:8080; server_name localhost; charset utf-8; client_max_body_size...
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fix last row: if u need download - set Content-Disposition, if u need preview - set Content-Type: application/pdf
View Articlenginx HTTPS and GZIP
Hi, We're currently implementing nginx into our stack as a proxy which sits above our web servers. We've come across an issue which i'm struggling to understand fully. We haven't enabled gzip in our...
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gzip is off by default for nginx. You stated you have compression on IIS wide (which is doing compression atm) If you want gzip over SSL you have to enable it. (and disable it for IIS)
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Thanks we just tried enabling gzip for javascript files: gzip on; gzip_types application/javascript text/javascript; But the same thing happened. This is the error we get from nginx: 2016/09/20...
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That message has nothing to do with gzip but an issue with your backend(s).
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But we only receive this error when we request the jquery file over https? Requesting other js files over HTTPS work fine and all HTTP requests work successfully too? I feel like gzip combined with...
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Maybe IIS is also compressing? or taking too long to do compression. check the IIS logfiles against nginx timed entries.
View Article"Status: 403 Forbidden" cvsweb
Hello, I have been trying to get cvsweb to work with nginx on my server. I have gotten most of the way there, but this last issue has me stumped. When cvsweb issues a 301 redirect I get "403...
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Forgot to add, I'm running nginx/1.6.2. Thanks again!
View ArticleTCPv6: Possible SYN flooding on port 80. Sending cookies.
Hi, I am using nginx with version 1.4.0. Getting error as : TCPv6: Possible SYN flooding on port 80. Sending cookies. It is serving media traffic and whenever number of incoming connections crosses 7K....
View ArticleIs NGINX RTMP a replacement for Wowza?
Nginx could be added a RTMP module which will make it possible to do streaming of audio and video similar to software like Wowza or Red5. Is Nginx really a Wowza replacement? Wowza normally uses AS3 on...
View Articledomain help
i'm having some trouble setting up my domain with nginx if someone could please help me. i have a domain which is forwarded with mask to my ip...so when i type in mydomain.com my website will...
View ArticleRe: resource: net::ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT
Max_001 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ha i got it working. i not 100% understand it, but it works now. > Magic seems was the Header entrys. > > Best...
View Articlengx_http_status_module and req/s
On the ngx_http_status_module doc http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_status_module.html I noticed the dashboard (status.html) page setup shows req/s but in the status json it's not there from what...
View ArticleRedirect everything to HTTPS except one URL
Hi, I have an ecommerce website where I redirect everything to HTTPS, but there is a payment method that can't POST to https, so transactions status never change automatically. I need to exclude the...
View ArticleProperly handle HTTP requests without "Host: " header
HI, if I use default catch all block to drop connections and then another server block with my name then everything kind of works: server { listen 80; location / { return 444; # drop connection...
View ArticleRe: "Status: 403 Forbidden" cvsweb
Okay, I added autoindex to my location: location / { try_files $uri $uri/ index.php =404; autoindex on; I can see all of the files now, but I'm still getting a 403 message when I try browsing to:...
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Can someone please assist here
View ArticleRe: Properly handle HTTP requests without "Host: " header
just to add up, I obviously tried to compare $http_host and it doesn't work: server { listen 80; location / { return 444; # drop connection silently } location /data/ { if ($http_host != "") { return...
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