Fixing upstream sent too big header while reading response header from upstream in Bitnami WordPress
Fixing upstream sent too big header while reading response header from upstream in Bitnami WordPress
Fixing upstream sent too big header while reading response header from upstream in Bitnami WordPress
I need more speed on nginx, the speed faster than the disk is memory, so I create a tmpfs, and put all the cache file into it.
A note for myself to exaplain fastcgi_cache_path, levels, keys_zone, max_size, inactive, use_temp_path As documentation said, nginx will keep all active keys and information about data are stored in a shared memory zone, whose name and size are configured by the keys_zone parameter. As a matter of completeness, lets break down per part /var/cache/nginx is the place where the actual cache stored. Inside the …
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I’ve removed and uninstall the some plugins, and I would like to prevent it display some error or 404, so I apply this way to nginx.conf redirection. If you want to redirect permanent, then you can use 302.
Upgarding DirectAdmin, and hit with this error. What I found from Google 1.60.1 fixes it (it was backported to 1.60 about an hour ago too, so, those latest releases not affected). It should have affected boxes only with additional free IPs and nginx. I have updated directadmin to latest version 1.61 but still Nginx not …
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Normally I like to do manually job. assume that the default path of your nginx cache is /var/cache/nginx This will clear all your cache in one line. Delete a single file from nginx cache If you just want to delete a single file from nginx cache, you can try this. Then it will show something …