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  • obh_ridwanobh_ridwan Member

    Thanks for your help

  • victortruicavictortruica Member

    Interesting post. I tried to recreate your setup, but the quotation marks formatting is screwed up - I think it would be better to have in a separate file. Even after modifying them to normal, tsung complained on the config file not being correct.

  • CoreyCorey Member

    victortruica said: Interesting post. I tried to recreate your setup, but the quotation marks formatting is screwed up - I think it would be better to have in a separate file. Even after modifying them to normal, tsung complained on the config file not being correct.

    What quotation marks formatting was screwed up? Tsung may have updated since I posted this over a year ago.

  • sinsin Member
    edited October 2015

    I use Nginx with PHP-FPM and setup individual pools under their own user/group for each website which makes it easy to fine tune settings and set open_base, etc.

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