ichilton

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by ichilton 16y ago
Dan - Excellent guide - very informative! What isn't mentioned is the video side which would be interesting to understand but also how the whole link with the guests thing works would be very interesting to understand too. PS: Love 5by5 - k
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by ichilton 16y ago
I use something similar but a bit simpler to read: location = /index.php { fastcgi_pass 127.0.0.1:9000; }
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by ichilton 16y ago
The irony is that you could seriously argue that it should be illegal to host a site which DOESN'T hash the passwords!
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by ichilton 16y ago
Check out Vagrant - http://vagrantup.com Quote: Vagrant is a tool for building and distributing virtualized development environments. By providing automated creation and provisioning of virtual machines using Oracle’s VirtualBox, Vagrant
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Vagrant Base Box Repository(morethanseven.net)
3 points by ichilton 16y ago|0 comments
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by ichilton 16y ago
Sounds really interesting!
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Why Bytemark didn't use Xen(blog.bytemark.co.uk)
7 points by ichilton 16y ago|5 comments
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by ichilton 16y ago
> I love Redis a great deal but I can't wait for the persistence issues to be worked out. Please could you provide links detailing these issues further? Thanks.
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by ichilton 16y ago
So would you use Varnish over Nginx as a reverse proxy to Apache? What about an Nginx+FastCGI+PHP-FPM stack? - would you run Varnish in front of that?
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by ichilton 16y ago
Like others already said, that'll be php creating session files, not Nginx. Sure it ran out of inodes and it isn't that /tmp is a ramdisk/tmpfs and only small? - you can change the session path in your php.ini by changing/setting session.sa