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Nginx 1.6.0 stable released

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Re: Nginx 1.6.0 stable released

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Post by cheald »

marshallford wrote: post #19

I figure this is as good of place as any to ask my question: Where can I find someone to hire that is able to write Nginx cofigs well. I have spent literally 40ish hours trying to create a Nginx conf that holds up to my OCD. I have been told numerous times on IRC that I am too picky and clean urls are a challenge to write. I am college student and System Administration isn't even my job! Help!

I'm pretty sure the best way to accomplish this is to jump into IRC and declare that it is impossible to be done.

You will have 6 answers in 3 minutes.

Re: Nginx 1.6.0 stable released

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Post by ShaneOG »

marshallford wrote: post #19

I figure this is as good of place as any to ask my question: Where can I find someone to hire that is able to write Nginx cofigs well. I have spent literally 40ish hours trying to create a Nginx conf that holds up to my OCD. I have been told numerous times on IRC that I am too picky and clean urls are a challenge to write. I am college student and System Administration isn't even my job! Help!

Have you checked out https://github.com/h5bp/server-configs-nginx ?

Re: Nginx 1.6.0 stable released

#23

Post by [deleted] »

marshallford wrote: post #19

I figure this is as good of place as any to ask my question: Where can I find someone to hire that is able to write Nginx cofigs well. I have spent literally 40ish hours trying to create a Nginx conf that holds up to my OCD. I have been told numerous times on IRC that I am too picky and clean urls are a challenge to write. I am college student and System Administration isn't even my job! Help!

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Re: Nginx 1.6.0 stable released

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Post by marshallford »

cheald wrote: post #21
marshallford wrote: post #19

I figure this is as good of place as any to ask my question: Where can I find someone to hire that is able to write Nginx cofigs well. I have spent literally 40ish hours trying to create a Nginx conf that holds up to my OCD. I have been told numerous times on IRC that I am too picky and clean urls are a challenge to write. I am college student and System Administration isn't even my job! Help!

I'm pretty sure the best way to accomplish this is to jump into IRC and declare that it is impossible to be done. You will have 6 answers in 3 minutes.

I wish, I have tried multiple times and no one wants/can do it.

Re: Nginx 1.6.0 stable released

#25

Post by michaelbuckbee »

marshallford wrote: post #19

I figure this is as good of place as any to ask my question: Where can I find someone to hire that is able to write Nginx cofigs well. I have spent literally 40ish hours trying to create a Nginx conf that holds up to my OCD. I have been told numerous times on IRC that I am too picky and clean urls are a challenge to write. I am college student and System Administration isn't even my job! Help!

Ask on StackOverflow or ServerFault, offer a bounty if no one answers within a day.

Re: Nginx 1.6.0 stable released

#26

Post by marshallford »

ShaneOG wrote: post #22
marshallford wrote: post #19

I figure this is as good of place as any to ask my question: Where can I find someone to hire that is able to write Nginx cofigs well. I have spent literally 40ish hours trying to create a Nginx conf that holds up to my OCD. I have been told numerous times on IRC that I am too picky and clean urls are a challenge to write. I am college student and System Administration isn't even my job! Help!

Have you checked out https://github.com/h5bp/server-configs-nginx ?

Yes I have, however I always find it very challenging to modify it to support clean urls and PHP-FPM in an OCD fashion.

Re: Nginx 1.6.0 stable released

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Post by marshallford »

michaelbuckbee wrote: post #25
marshallford wrote: post #19

I figure this is as good of place as any to ask my question: Where can I find someone to hire that is able to write Nginx cofigs well. I have spent literally 40ish hours trying to create a Nginx conf that holds up to my OCD. I have been told numerous times on IRC that I am too picky and clean urls are a challenge to write. I am college student and System Administration isn't even my job! Help!

Ask on StackOverflow or ServerFault, offer a bounty if no one answers within a day.

not a bad idea. Does either have an official way to offer a bounty? If not, any sites that do? Also, what would you say is a fair price range for this kind of request?

Re: Nginx 1.6.0 stable released

#29

Post by gaoshan »

cheald wrote: post #21
marshallford wrote: post #19

I figure this is as good of place as any to ask my question: Where can I find someone to hire that is able to write Nginx cofigs well. I have spent literally 40ish hours trying to create a Nginx conf that holds up to my OCD. I have been told numerous times on IRC that I am too picky and clean urls are a challenge to write. I am college student and System Administration isn't even my job! Help!

I'm pretty sure the best way to accomplish this is to jump into IRC and declare that it is impossible to be done. You will have 6 answers in 3 minutes.

Or say, "Well, this is the only way to do it... nothing else works for nginx." and then present an inefficient solution. You will get ripped but solutions will arrive.

Re: Nginx 1.6.0 stable released

#30

Post by lazyant »

marshallford wrote: post #28
michaelbuckbee wrote: post #25

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Ask on StackOverflow or ServerFault, offer a bounty if no one answers within a day.

not a bad idea. Does either have an official way to offer a bounty? If not, any sites that do? Also, what would you say is a fair price range for this kind of request?

A bounty in those sites is not monetary but you use "karma" points that you win by answering questions etc.
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