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Did you try running phpinfo from the command line to see what it gives?

I don't think this is a suitable forum to look for detailed responses on this sorts of issues regarding Nginx at this point and as said, your best bet is to post your queries to the Nginx mailing list.

After thinking about it I reckon the reason I got frozen out was because I had five links in my original post which must be above a certain magic number on the threat/spam mitigation front so I have stripped them all out in the reproduction of the post below A CDN would obviously help but if you are...

I tried to post a response but it seems something in the setup here doesn't like Nginx :). The ASL threat mitigation measures kicked in as soon as I submitted the post and I got frozen out. I am now using a proxy server to post this as I am no longer able to browse the site otherwise As I don't know...

Coming hot on the heels of Nginx overtaking IIS to become the second most widely used webserver on active sites , Apache holdouts, mainly mass hosting setups, can now use mod_aclr2 to automate serving static with Nginx on Apache. Nginx of course excels at serving static content and htaccess use etc ...

I no longer use plesk but IIRC, all those "zz_xyz" conf files are auto generated by plesk and will be recreated whenever plesk is restarted. They overide settings in your conf file as they are added last. You should be able to overide this in turn by adding your unset to a "zzzzz_over...

Nginx secures funding, moving to USA Things are looking up for Nginx: Shortly after OpenBSD pulls it into their src tree as a future Apache replacement , some on-the-ball investors grant funding to the developer: http://nginx.net/nginx-venture-funding.html. Hopefully, ART will over time start to ch...

I just posted a long thoughtful post on the announcement that openBSD has pulled Nginx into their Base as future Apache replacement with some thoughts about Naxsi and the ART angle to both but when I hit the post button, I had been logged out. No problem I thought, it did take me awhile to complete....

Hi Scott,

The link to "art-build" is broken.

Should be "https://www.atomicorp.com/Tutorials/Building_RPMS"

Cheers.

Thanks guys, I'll read up. BTW Scott, never did thank you for pointing me to mock a while back. I didn't manage to get it working back then when I first tried but later did and been using it since ... mostly to build nginx since I like to upgrade a bit quicker than you release. (BTW the stable versi...

Hi Scott. Just to pick your brains please. Looking at some of the ART spec files, I notice the %pre, %post% etc sections have the code wrapped in "if [ $1 == x ]" statements. I have been looking in rpm building documentation for info on this but haven't found anything so far. Can you kindl...

Great. I totally agree with detection of attempts even if one is not vulnerable. The guy that tries the unsuccessful attempt is the same bad guy that will bring you down later given a chance. What I meant was whether the so called "best version of apache" will be adopted by yourselves in a...

Didn't expect any less. Given the other admittedly small improvements, can we all look forward to an update? I assume this will have the added benefit of making the rules unnecessary since there are legitimate requests that can have many ranges. The Adobe PDF Reader apparently generates a boatload o...

v2.2.20 released to tackle so called "Apache Killer" Range header DoS vulnerability: http://www.apache.org/dist/httpd/Announcement2.2.html

Explained: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/08/30 ... ln_patched

Nice to see ART keeping up to speed on things.