It’s a very handy tool… especially when you need to modify headers for
responses like 401.
Just trying to minimize the amount of custom-rpm-building for me
It’s a very handy tool… especially when you need to modify headers for
responses like 401.
Just trying to minimize the amount of custom-rpm-building for me
Just trying to minimize the amount of custom-rpm-building for me
Any comments?
We build our own packages using openresty as a base. Even if openresty,
for example, was all in core, we’d still build our own packages. I’m
sure others would as well. For us, it’s a simple shell script that does
the builds for us, so not a ton of work anyway.
Digression:
That’s one reason I’m not worried about nginx’s lack of “dynamic”
modules - we’d have to build the modules anyway which would be about as
much work as rebuilding nginx, so not really a huge win for us. We do a
good bit of our nginx work in Lua nowadays (thanks agentzh and
chaoslawful!)
–Brian
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