sorry about i send the same email secondly, i still can not figure it
out.
i use the nginx eval module, echo module and memc module, so i did a
test.
but when i curl 127.0.0.1/one/ , it just stuck there, i can not get the
output.
when i check the value of system_uid in memcache , it really changed.
but why it was stuck there? when i curl 127.0.0.1/two/ , i can get the
correct output.
i test in my two pc, i get the same result.
some one can help me ?
location /one/ {
eval $uid {
set $memc_cmd incr;
set $memc_key 'system_uid';
set $memc_value 1;
memc_pass 127.0.0.1:11211;
echo 'test';
}
echo 'helloworld';
}
location /two/ {
echo 'helloworld';
echo_flush;
}
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On Wed, Apr 20, 2011 at 12:24 AM, notedit [email protected] wrote:
sorry about i send the same email secondly, i still can not figure it out.
i use the nginx eval module, echo module and memc module, so i did a test.
but when i curl127.0.0.1/one/, it just stuck there, i can not get the
output.
when i check the value of system_uid in memcache , it really changed.
but why it was stuck there? when i curl 127.0.0.1/two/ , i can get the
correct output.
i test in my two pc, i get the same result.
some one can help me ?
The official ngx_eval module can only work with content handlers that
explicitly support the “nginx subrequest in memory” feature. Just a
few modules support that, like ngx_proxy, ngx_memcached, and ngx_memc.
My ngx_echo does not support it, nor does ngx_fastcgi.
You can try out my fork of ngx_eval instead:
https://github.com/agentzh/nginx-eval-module
But as the README page of my fork has already says, it’s recommended
to use ngx_lua to do such tasks because it is more flexible and more
reliable.
Cheers,
-agentzh
On Wed, Apr 20, 2011 at 12:24 AM, notedit [email protected] wrote:
sorry about i send the same email secondly, i still can not figure it out.
i use the nginx eval module, echo module and memc module, so i did a test.
Also, do not use the echo and memc_pass directives in a single
location (an eval block creates an anonymous location as well).
BTW, If you do not understand my reply, just follow it up and ask.
Sending a clone of your original email is impolite and annoying
because it’s a waste of our time and our bandwidth.
Cheers,
-agentzh