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Section Synopsis: explain what the effect is of calling waf:exec() in all of access_by_lua, header_filter_by_lua and body_filter_by_lua. why do you need to call waf:exec() in each of them?
Section Synopsis: it seems there is an error in log_by_lua. It seems to me it should rather log there and not call exec, as described by https://github.c
I just spent about 30 minutes figuring out how to add this module to nginx, and it seems the fix was that I needed to make yajl and make msgpack within the module directory before compiling nginx/openresty.
The readme does mention that these are needed; however it does not tell you that they aren't actually being built, causing an error, and you have to build them manually.
A compression and minification library to minify static or dynamic assets like HTML PHP outputs CSS style sheets JS Javascript all text/html or plain text mime types that nginx can output that the browser will read so they are small compressed and have white space removed as well as helping reduce bandwidth consumption since the files served from nginx webserver are now smaller.
This is an nginx-lua based simple application based on docker. There is an nginx with lua on the front end, and two postgresql databases setup as master-slave on the backend.
In particular I am missing in the docs:
waf:exec()in all ofaccess_by_lua,header_filter_by_luaandbody_filter_by_lua. why do you need to callwaf:exec()in each of them?log_by_lua. It seems to me it should rather log there and not call exec, as described by https://github.c