Liu Wei
Liu Wei
@spacewander Have you ever encountered this problem? I reinstalled my system and failed on the test case, it is the same on centos 7 and ubuntu18.04. for ubuntu 18.04, I...
@spacewander i have solved the problem today, Forgetting that a proxy has been configured ``` curl -v -sS -H 'Host: Test-Nginx' 'http://127.0.0.1:1984/ver' * Uses proxy env variable http_proxy == 'http://192.168.3.11:7890'...
> Please make the CI pass, thanks! I'm working on it.
I checked your log, the matched router and the upstream node are all correct，and there is 301 redirect in your screenshot.  And connected to `10.120.0.10` is after `10.100.2.169`, could...
We could not find the problem from you log, and we don't know how you capture the tcpdump packets, could you provide full details of the reproduction steps, about route's...
> @monkeyDluffy6017 I don't think just changing the flush mechanism is a good idea, but it can be an alternative for the users. Also, the default Glibc buffer size should...
The reason is that the requests are too fast, and nginx's time precision is too low. The formula is here： https://github.com/openresty/lua-resty-limit-traffic/blob/fcce9ca9ee125c02e79acac186a4647e7ee5bafd/lib/resty/limit/req.lua#L95。 With `burst = 0`, when two requests are too...
You could find the array `ngx_modules[]` in `ngx_modules.c` after run `./configure`. This array is the correct order of execution. apisix is the `ngx_lua-$ver` and `ngx_stream_lua-$ver` module in nginx ([openresty build...
Maybe i can provide a doc about the log format, how many logger does apisix have?
I can reproduce the problem now, the condition is that the message written to log larger than the default buffer. 