Nginx

need to use .htaccess or that are reluctant to leave the comfort of Apache's womb, here's a just released mod_aclr2 :)

Hello,

I am setting up a new server to move some of my drupal sites to. I'm trying to switch everything over to nginx, php-fpm, etc. I have everything setup and have used perusio's scripts extensively. I can see the php-fpm status pages, I can reach the domain - in this case http://contemplativechristianliving.com/ - but I cannot get any actual drupal pages to show up... What I see in the error logs are endless entries such as:

I have a very simple setup with a drupal site where I am the only one logging in and writing content. There is no anon user input in forms or any other complicating stuff. The anon users will only be reading.

My goal is to make the site as fast as possible for anon users and able to serve as many anon users as possible. The content I write does not change very often.

I am using nginx as a web server and PHP-FPM for PHP FastCGI. I am not using apache at all.

I also want nginx to leave PHP alone as much as possible. To cache the content of PHP.

I've set up a D7 site with Nginx and to accelerate the site Boost as well. I've used the config by omega8cc though not using aegir/barracuda - wanted it to be a bit easier at the beginning.
Now whenver users want to log in to the site the on the first log in (site is running in https completely), after entering their username and password they get thrown back to the same page without success - username and password field empty. So apparently Boost didn't recognize the post correctly, serving a cached page.
However, when the user tries to login again - he succeeds.

I've been fairly happy w/ dreamhost and I like having their support team behind me. But - every time I try out nginx fastcgi/PHP crashes after several hours and the site goes down. I wonder if anybody here has seen this or has some ideas.

I'm currently using omega8 hosting with nginx and all that sped-up goodness. I'm developing a bunch of stuff with node.js integration now, and I have a chat node that needs to have caching disabled. Basically a user can chat live and all that via node.js backend but when they reload the page it's pulling the cached page a not the recent chat.

So how would one go about disabling caching for a single node type, for example?

I saw something about: header('X-Accel-Expires: 0'); in the nginx google group forums but I'm really sure how or where to apply this in my module.

Currently most detail guide focus on creating mobile website with sub-domain like m.website.com for mobile site and website.com or www.website.com as desktop site cause is easier to cache by domain but also include apache rewrite and I can't nginx mobile guide for drupal. I hope to this discussion can come out some possible solutions to use nginx and write guide to setup mobile site.

I'm trying to use perusio's conf files so i followed the install instructions and when I reboot nginx server I get this error:
nginx: [emerg] SSL_CTX_use_certificate_chain_file("/etc/ssl/certs/gorgeoushentai-cert.pem") failed (SSL: error:02001002:system library:fopen:No such file or directory error:20074002:BIO routines:FILE_CTRL:system lib error:140DC002:SSL routines:SSL_CTX_use_certificate_chain_file:system lib)

So I went into the /etc/ssl/certs/ directory and gorgeoushentai-cert.pem doesn't exist so how would I make it create that file?

Tools like ab or siege are inadequate for testing sites served by Nginx (or Lighttpd). They both use threads instead of multiple processes. ab is based on the Apache Portable Runtime, hence it uses the same type of request handling at the OS level that Apache uses.