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This change makes it possible to easily build third-party modules as RPMs on top of the nginx package. Per the constraints defined by NGINX upstream on binary compatibility for external third-party modules, we include generators to add an ABI dependency automatically. |
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| 0001-remove-Werror-in-upstream-build-scripts.patch | ||
| 0002-fix-PIDFile-handling.patch | ||
| 50x.html | ||
| 404.html | ||
| README.dynamic | ||
| UPGRADE-NOTES-1.6-to-1.10 | ||
| ec1071830799 | ||
| macros.nginxmods.in | ||
| maxim.key | ||
| mdounin.key | ||
| nginx-logo.png | ||
| nginx-upgrade | ||
| nginx-upgrade.8 | ||
| nginx.conf | ||
| nginx.logrotate | ||
| nginx.service | ||
| nginx.spec | ||
| nginxmods.attr | ||
| sb.key | ||
| sources | ||
README.dynamic
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Dynamic modules
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Dynamic modules are loaded using the "load_modules" directive. The RPM package
for each module has a '.conf' file in the /usr/share/nginx/modules directory.
The '.conf' file contains a single "load_modules" directive.
This means that whenever a new dynamic module is installed, it will
automatically be enabled and Nginx will be reloaded.
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Prevent dynamic modules from being enabled automatically
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You may want to avoid dynamic modules being enabled automatically. Simply
remove this line from the top of /etc/nginx/nginx.conf:
include /usr/lib64/nginx/modules/*.conf;