Yichun Zhang

@NagamineLee Which luajit test suite are you using? OpenResty's [luajit2-test-suite repo](https://github.com/openresty/luajit2-test-suite) passes completely on aarch64. I just tried (I make sure that after every commit myself): ``` All tests successful....

@NagamineLee There are known issues which prevent the test suite from passing fully on ARMv7. But I don't see any failures on Aarch64. Also, the test suite requires Lua 5.2...

@nikolay I think it's much easier to do on the Lua land via the ngx_lua module atop the lua-resty-memcached library. It would be too hard to build this into this...

@nikolay That's possible with rewrite_by_lua\* or alike but less efficient and less flexible.

I think you need to turn on the log_subrequest directive in your nginx.conf. See http://wiki.nginx.org/HttpCoreModule#log_subrequest Best regards, -agentzh

Hello! On Tue, Apr 23, 2013 at 10:13 PM, kayrus [email protected] wrote: > Unfortunately it doesn't work. > > It should work as long as you put the "log_subrequest on;"...

BTW, you're using the "access_log" directive in the wrong way. See the documentation for its usage: http://wiki.nginx.org/HttpLogModule#access_log That is, instead of writing ``` access_log main; ``` You should really write...

@siddhesh Will you mind having a quick look at this one? ;) Many thanks!

@siddhesh Thanks for looking into this! The original author of this PR is no longer responding it seems. Will you please create a separate PR so that we can merge...

@Profforgr It sounds trivial if you use the ngx_lua module with the (nonblocking) lua-resty-memcached library. BTW, I think it's much more efficient and simpler to use ngx_lua's shm-backed lua_shared_dictionary to...