Recent content by nemke

It's little to late now, but maybe it would worked if you redirected from https back to http with little bit changed URL like "http://domain.com/?redirect=back". Also, are you sure that 301 are cached permanently? I was under impression that they are cached per session.

When service is popular as DO is, crowded servers is something that is inevitable. They often have to freeze droplet creation per data center location because they can't manage to satisfy demand (source for growth: http://trends.netcraft.com/www.digitalocean.com). RAID 5 => we already...

I do not think that is the problem. When I signed up with them, about year and half ago, I usually got 600 - 700 MB/s with dd tests. DO was still young then and not with many customers, because they had a big increase in number of customers over time, their servers got more and more crowded, and...

@RoldanLT That happens from time to time, when their event queue gets some backlog or sometimes when they are ddos-ed, but usually you write a ticket about it get clear in due time. That's why I always check DO status page, before doing restart/power/whatever :)

Writing xml or ini config directives for me it's the same. What's more bigger issue is that Apache has much better documentation and much wider array of examples how to do something. So it is easier to do what you want with Apache. P.S. That doesn't mean that Apache is better, in my opinion...

I can recommend Leaseweb, they have good network and ok support. They are more expensive, but if you contact them via email, they sometimes give you lower prices than those presented on their site. I don't remember exact numbers, but I remember when we moved 2 servers from SL to them, we got...

I've been using this little script https://gist.github.com/ck-on/4959032 on apache and now nginx. I wanted to use https://github.com/PeeHaa/OpCacheGUI but it had some bugs at that time so I didn't want to hassle with it.

I went though whole thread and did find link you were mentioning about DO using RAID 5. Tnx for that, I didn't know that. But looking on that link I saw that they handled it pretty awesome, it wasn't days without response, it was handled for 6 hours which is cool + they did give nice credit to...

I have then misunderstood about what this thread is, sorry :) I didn't see that they said anywhere on their site or blog or any their statements that they use RAID 5, they did disclose what CPU are using and how many ram per server, but I didn't see yet anything about RAID 5, can you please...

Strangely no one has yet recommended Digital Ocean :) I'm using them for 14 month now and I'm pretty satisfied.

I think this is great news, sometimes is good when a big company stands behind project this big. Just hope that this doesn't mean that RH will cripple CentOS in any way. I use Fedora as desktop and I pretty much love it. And yes as bleeding edge it sometimes does breaks various stuff, but I'm...

I also do not use any panel and I vote for that. It really gives you edge when something is not working or if you want to optimize something. Before I started to use command line I used few CP's (and today, when I have too much time on my hands I still like to play with them), so some of this...

If I understand what you are saying is that you put server directive inside location directive? You can't do that.

My backups: 1. First is by my VPS provider that happens every 3 days. 2. Second is daily backup with duplicity and Amazon S3. 3. Every 15 days, I have script that creates tar that I download and store on 2 different locations locally.

Check you php fpm and nginx error logs. There must be there something about why is not working. I assume you used official nginx configuration for forum?