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_______________________________________________ nginx mailing list nginx@nginx.org http://mailman.nginx.org/mailman/listinfo/nginxby jonathanmueller - Nginx Mailing List - English
But location / { limit_req zone=myzone burst=3 nodelay; index lala.html; } matches any rewrite, right? So location ~ /dont-rate-limit { rewrite ^(.*)$ /no.txt; } will also be rate limited? I only want to rate limit *some* rewritten pages. :/by jonathanmueller - Other discussion
I'm currently in the progress of switching from Apache to nginx. nginx – without any optimizations done – is much faster than Apache. But I want to get the maximum performance. I read about "open_file_cache" and I'm considering to use it in my configuration for a site – let's name it MY-SITE. MY-SITE mainly serves static files, but also some PHP stuff. MY-SITE has anby jonathanmueller - Other discussion
Hi, I'm trying to implement a simple rate limiting system with nginx (v1.6.2) sites-available/mysite.com: limit_req_zone $binary_remote_addr zone=myzone:10m rate=2r/m; server { [..] location = /test { limit_req zone=myzone burst=3 nodelay; rewrite ^(.*)$ /test.txt; } location = / { limit_req zone=myzone burst=3 nodelay;by jonathanmueller - Other discussion
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