Posted by spacereactor on October 22, 2010 at 4:04am
nginx 0.8.53 is out now
Changes with nginx 0.8.53 18 Oct 2010
*) Feature: now the "error_page" directive allows to change a status
code in a redirect.
*) Feature: the "gzip_disable" directive supports special "degradation"
mask.
*) Bugfix: a socket leak might occurred if file AIO was used.
Thanks to Maxim Dounin.
*) Bugfix: if the first server had no "listen" directive and there was
no explicit default server, then a next server with a "listen"
directive became the default server; the bug had appeared in 0.8.21.
Posted by brianmercer on October 23, 2010 at 12:36pm
@spacereactor
I saw your post on the nginx mailing list about compiling with upload-progress. Did you want something different in the package?
Those guys will tell you how to compile from source, but if you want, I can give instructions on how to update a Debian/Ubuntu package with new source and new options. With that method, your package will be in the apt system and all the file locations and start/stop/restart scripts will be the same as with the official repo package.
And then it's only a few commands to upload the package to your own PPA, which is very handy if you need to install on more than one server.
Posted by spacereactor on October 25, 2010 at 2:03am
I use trying out ubuntu 10.10. Thank for your offer. I use git clone to get it to work. I follow this post http://vladgh.com/blog/varnish-nginx-and-php-533-ubuntu-1010 to setup varnish, nginx php 5.3.3 for testing, but i think i move back to php 5.2 since some module isn't ready for 5.3 yet.
Posted by brianmercer on October 25, 2010 at 12:15pm
OK, Sounds good. I do have php5.3.3 for 10.04 in ppa:brianmercer/testing at the moment for testing purposes. It's a simple backport of the 10.10 package to 10.04.
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nginx-0.8.52 stable version
nginx-0.8.52 stable version has been released. http://nginx.org/download/nginx-0.8.52.tar.gz
I put up an Ubuntu repo at
I put up an Ubuntu repo at ppa:brianmercer/nginx for nginx-0.8.5x with the following changes to compilation options:
disabled mail proxying
disabled DAV
enabled file-aio
enabled nginx-upload-progress module
disabled upstream-fair module
Like the official package, the following options are still enabled:
debugging
flv
ssl
gzip_static
realip
ipv6
Those using Ubuntu 9.10
Those using Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic) and later, is very easy to install, access root user with ssh or add sudo for non root user
apt-get install python-software-properties
add-apt-repository ppa:brianmercer/nginx
apt-get update
apt-get install nginx
there is another install guide http://wiki.nginx.org/NginxInstall
Update ( brianmercer version already include upload-progress-module. Thank :) )
nginx 0.8.53 is out
nginx 0.8.53 is out now
Changes with nginx 0.8.53 18 Oct 2010
*) Feature: now the "error_page" directive allows to change a status
code in a redirect.
**Update // Brian have update nginx with nginx-upload-progress module enable https://launchpad.net/~brianmercer/+archive/nginx
@spacereactor I saw your post
@spacereactor
I saw your post on the nginx mailing list about compiling with upload-progress. Did you want something different in the package?
Those guys will tell you how to compile from source, but if you want, I can give instructions on how to update a Debian/Ubuntu package with new source and new options. With that method, your package will be in the apt system and all the file locations and start/stop/restart scripts will be the same as with the official repo package.
And then it's only a few commands to upload the package to your own PPA, which is very handy if you need to install on more than one server.
I use trying out ubuntu
I use trying out ubuntu 10.10. Thank for your offer. I use git clone to get it to work. I follow this post http://vladgh.com/blog/varnish-nginx-and-php-533-ubuntu-1010 to setup varnish, nginx php 5.3.3 for testing, but i think i move back to php 5.2 since some module isn't ready for 5.3 yet.
OK, Sounds good. I do have
OK, Sounds good. I do have php5.3.3 for 10.04 in ppa:brianmercer/testing at the moment for testing purposes. It's a simple backport of the 10.10 package to 10.04.