Are location specific logfiles treated different?
I am using nginx to access various services on a machine. Therefor I added specific logfiles for each proxied service:
Are location specific logfiles treated different?
I am using nginx to access various services on a machine. Therefor I added specific logfiles for each proxied service:
Are location specific logfiles treated different?
I am using nginx to access various services on a machine. Therefor I added specific logfiles for each proxied service:
Are location specific logfiles treated different?
I am using nginx to access various services on a machine. Therefor I added specific logfiles for each proxied service:
Are location specific logfiles treated different?
I am using nginx to access various services on a machine. Therefor I added specific logfiles for each proxied service:
Are location specific logfiles treated different?
I am using nginx to access various services on a machine. Therefor I added specific logfiles for each proxied service:
Block certain requests in Nginx without also triggering a redirect to the www subdomain
From time to time my website is getting hammered by requests to all sort of php files (we don’t host any php files) and all sort of wp-content
and wp-includes
things, which I want to deny at the Nginx config level, rather than serving a nice-looking 404 page from our website.