This is a little silly, but shouldn’t poor old nginx.net be upgraded
from nginx 0.6.31 to the current stable production release? 
On Thu, Jun 4, 2009 at 7:23 PM, Mark M.[email protected] wrote:
This is a little silly, but shouldn’t poor old nginx.net be upgraded from
nginx 0.6.31 to the current stable production release?
It is?
The development stable versions are nginx-0.8.0, nginx/Windows-0.8.0,
the change log.
The latest stable versions are nginx-0.7.59, nginx/Windows-0.7.59, the
change log.
The latest legacy stable version is nginx-0.6.37, the change log.
He’s saying the actual website’s server software that is serving the
information about Nginx should be updated to the latest version of
Nginx.
–
Kevin W.
I think Mark meant the nginx that runs nginx.net:
$ curl -sI http://nginx.net | grep Server
Server: nginx/0.6.31
Thanks Eden and Kevin, that’s what I meant.
Support upgrade. 
Posted at Nginx Forum:
I think that’s is the minus important in a web site that handle static
content in mas parts of the website.
I know people using 0.5 version of nginx yet.!
Regards.
Right. “If It Works, Don’t Fix It!”
BR,
Zsolt