Thanks you both for your replies.
As Cliff says it's something Webfaction recommends, when your having memory
and/or performance issues.
so webfaction needs two different hostnames ?
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At home I have a server running Mac OS X Server Lion which is pretty
straightforward to configure, I
am still
so webfaction needs two different hostnames ?
On Tuesday, November 5, 2013 10:45:10 AM UTC+1, Cliff Kachinske wrote:
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> Niphlod,
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> Webfaction recommends this strategy as a way to reduce memory usage. Their
> nginx instance serves static files without spinning off an Apache worker;
> so it doe
Niphlod,
Webfaction recommends this strategy as a way to reduce memory usage. Their
nginx instance serves static files without spinning off an Apache worker;
so it doesn't count against your memory allotment.
Their memory sentry is very strict about killing your processes if you
account goes o
so the question is "is this a good idea?" ?
on what premises ? what's the goal of moving it?
Why your application needs another application to serve static files ?
On Monday, November 4, 2013 12:11:50 PM UTC+1, Annet wrote:
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> In layout.html I uncommented the following lines:
>
> http://ajax.goog
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