Usually I just use the online tools for url mod_rewrite rules but this just wouldn't work.
Dynamic url: http://sub.domain.com/index.php?page=index&name=test
Rewritten url: http://sub.domain.com/test OR http://sub.domain.com/test/
My htaccess:
RewriteRule ^([^/]+)/?$ index.php?page=index&name=$1 [L]
Instead of passing "test" for the variable name, I always get the value "index.php"
Anyone gurus has have any idea?
Does nginx has apache's equivalent to a referer log? For apache, you can have something like
Customlogs logs/referer_log referer
Basically I'd like to know who's referring traffic to my nginx server. Thanks!
Basically we have a large MySQL database and we're looking to do replication to a slave (master slave setup). Do you guys have any step-by-step guide on how to do this with MINIMAL downtime on the database? Backing up the database and transferring the backup to the slave server (even through a private network) takes like 40 minutes or so. Quite a long downtime.
domain.com and b.domain.com. Both subdomains are on different servers. I'm using nginx as my webserver. What must I change to nginx.conf to redirect all traffic from a.domain.com to b.domain.com?
Thank you!
Right now we have a HD failure (bad sectors). Only certain files are affected. Our DC is giving us 72 hours to migrate the the content from the primary harddisk to a secondary harddisk.
The problem is that the primary HD has not just a lot of data, but custom softwares, configs etc that we would hate to redo again.
Would it be possible to just mirror the HD content and fix the corrupted data from the primary HD to the secondary HD? Would everything work fine? What is the best way to do this?
Looking for advice, thank you!
I need some advice here for default.vcl. Here's the rules:
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Just like the title, is there any antivirus that i can run from command prompt on linux to make sure user uploaded files are virus free?
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we're using php-fpm and have trouble getting the scripts to work if we change the 'root' value in nginx.conf.
location ~ \.php$ {
root /usr/share/nginx/html ;
If we change that root to point to other directory, even if it's /usr/share/nginx/html/crap, it wouldn't work. The directory exists of course. It's like it can read the file in that directory, but not execute it. I've checked all file permissions. Anyone has any idea?
I tried installing sphinx.
I downloaded the 0.9.9 version, but after compiling and installing, it came out as 0.9.8. Anyone has any idea why's this?
Thanks!