Nginx git repository

On Thu, Mar 20, 2008 at 06:46:16AM +0100, Glenn Rempe wrote:

Hi Grzegorz,

It would be great if you could setup a copy of your repo that you push
your changes to at GitHub.com. There are several repositories there
that are trying to track your project but none of them are up to date (I
guess they are doing it manually).

Hi,

My upstream_fair module is now available at github at the following URL:

Please note: this repo includes only the fair balancer, not the rest
of my nginx work (which you probably don’t care about but I’ll put it on
github some day, anyway) :slight_smile:

The official repos for upstream_fair are now:
http://git.localdomain.pl/?p=nginx-upstream-fair.git

They are both available for cloning at:
git://git.localdomain.pl/nginx-upstream-fair.git
git://github.com/gnosek/nginx-upstream-fair.git

If you are using my nginx repo to get the fair balancer, please switch
to one from above at your earliest convenience, as I’ll remove
upstream_fair from my repo eventually.

I have also updated the Wiki to point to the new repo.

Best regards,
Grzegorz N.

Nice!

Grzegorz N. wrote:

My upstream_fair module is now available at github at the following URL:

GitHub - gnosek/nginx-upstream-fair: The fair load balancer module for nginx

Grzegorz N. wrote:

Yeah, I didn’t know anybody actually cared so I didn’t publish the URL.

You can grab it at git://git.localdomain.pl/nginx.git

Thanks.

No problem at all. However, I’ll probably drop the fair balancer from my
nginx tree and distribute it as a separate repo, as soon as I manage to
do it without losing all the commit history (and find the time of
course).

I have not tried this myself, but this may help:

Looks like the invite bounced on some mail filter :confused: Could you please
resend it?

I sent you a code in private email.

PS - I am running my site using your fair proxy and several ‘Thin’
servers in front of my Rails app with Nginx fair proxying across several
UNIX domain sockets that thin is listening on (instead of TCP). Working
like a charm so far. :slight_smile:

Great to hear that :slight_smile: Just make sure you always have the latest
snapshot as there are still bugs lurking and I’m taking them out one by
one :wink:

Thats exactly why I want it all available in Git! :slight_smile: I am deploying
your Nginx Git repo to my remote server using Capistrano. I then do a
git pull, compile, install on the remote server from within that Git
repo. :slight_smile: Makes it easy to update my remote servers with any updates.
:slight_smile: