Eduardo Silva Pereira
Eduardo Silva Pereira
Nowadays browsers all automatically decrypt gzip content on receival, it would be good to have gzip incorporated into monkey so that everyone saves bandwidth. People seem to do it with...
Deliver the more flexible and lightweight web server for Linux ! Migrated from http://bugs.monkey-project.com/ticket/1 ``` json { "status": "accepted", "changetime": "2011-02-28T14:44:56", "description": "Deliver the more flexible and lightweight web server...
The virtual hosts must support custom HTTP headers to send in the response, example: > X-Frame-Options: deny > X-XSS-Protection: 1; mode=block > X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff > Content-Security-Policy: default-src 'self'
Monkey v1.6 must be released with benchmark results for x86_64 and ARM: ## Benchmark on x86_64 - Setup two Rackspace instances with at least 8vCPU and 1.6Gigabit network card -...
The current Redirect key on the virtual host file allows to redirect ALL requests at once using this setup: > Redirect http://something.com it should allows to specify maps of URIs,...
Monkey already can log to STDOUT or log files, but it would be very good to support Syslog also because of: - Not all servers or embedded systems wants to...
### First and Last Name Eduardo Silva ### Email [email protected] ### Company/Organization Arm Treasure Data ### Job Title Principal Engineer ### Project Title Fluentd & Fluent Bit CI , Arm...
almost near :) Migrated from http://bugs.duda.io/ticket/1 ``` json { "status": "new", "changetime": "2013-12-30T15:57:55", "description": "almost near :)", "reporter": "edsiper", "cc": "", "resolution": "", "_ts": "1388419075018564", "component": "Core", "summary": "Best web...
string matching is a pain, using regex is not a solution for the URL matching context. Take the following scenario as an example: ``` C router->map("/myapp/users/foo", cb_users_foo); router->map("/myapp/users/bar", cb_users_bar); router->map("/myapp/users",...
when using the get method, make sure to perform some URL decode over the variable to avoid strings like %20%40...