After MySQL and Redis, it’s Nginx’ turn : version 1.0.2 has been released on May 10., bringing some minor changes and bugfixes.
Its packages are now available on Dotdeb for Debian 6.0 “Squeeze” and Debian 5.0 “Lenny” in amd64 and i386 flavours.
After MySQL and Redis, it’s Nginx’ turn : version 1.0.2 has been released on May 10., bringing some minor changes and bugfixes.
Its packages are now available on Dotdeb for Debian 6.0 “Squeeze” and Debian 5.0 “Lenny” in amd64 and i386 flavours.
@MechanisM : Nginx 1.0.3 has been released yesterday. I know when new versions are rolled out, there’s no need to remind me.
Thanks for your packages request, but, but I’m the only one to maintain all this stuff without sponsor nor major donation, so please don’t consider Dotdeb as “packages on demand”. Thanks.
Hey, Guillaume Plessis.
I’m willing to see eAccelerator here too. Are we free to pack, add and maintain the package in the repo by ourselves?
I join the people that thanks you Guillaume.
And people come on, Flattr him !!
Are these modules also included?
nginx-upload-progress nginx-upstream-fair
@Philipp : the included modules are listed in the packages’ description.
nginx-upload-progress is not included in any version (neither -light nor -full nor -extras). nginx-upstream-fair is included in all these flavors.
> nginx-upload-progress is not included in any version
Would be great if upload_progresss were included in a future version of the nginx package(s). Because i already make use of it (works fine !) i have to continue compiling my own version of nginx.
I have created a small debian stable(squeeze) repository for amd64 nginx-1.0.4 package. They where backported from debian/testing. I have been testing it on my live servers and everything is working well. The nginx-extra package contains the nginx-upload-progress module everyone wanted. If there is interest for an x86 version I will be willing to make them.
This should be a seemless upgrade for amd64 platform users just add these two lines below to your sources list:
deb http://raffucci.net/debian/ squeeze main deb-src http://raffucci.net/debian/ squeeze main
After that an apt-get update && apt-get upgrade should do it. They are not signed yet so you will have to accept them. If you could try them out would be willing to make this a regular release when nginx releases.