Category: www
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iRail.git
iRail source is on Github. To access the iRail source code; Be aware you need to be added as contributor before being able to commit changes. get Git [browse to some folder] mkdir git cd git git clone [email protected]:Tuinslak/iRail.git cd iRail git fetch To edit & commit changes: git add [file] git commit -m ‘edited [file],…
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Reprocopy – Internet in België anno 2010…
Help. Waar gaan we naartoe?!?! Tweakers.net – PDF.
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iRail station bugs
Following stations are giving a problem: Aalst, Asse, Brugge, Mechelen Trying to find a fix. Issue: All those stations give an additional intermediate page with the question to confirm your station choice. Old solution: could be by-passed by adding “[B]” to the end of every station name but this has recently changed and is no…
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iRail is back
After careful consideration with my lawyer Ywein Van den Brande, I have decided to put iRail back online. The copy of the letter to the NMBS/SNCB can be viewed here. Minor modifications have been made to make it work correctly again with the new route planner of the NMBS/SNCB (changelog); and I’ll keep working on it to…
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nginx configs
Been slacking a bit lately, but here they are: /etc/nginx/nginx.conf // general nginx config /etc/nginx/sites-available/blog // my current (as of posting this) rproxy settings for this blog /etc/nginx/conf.d/proxy.conf // reverse proxy related config
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iRail slashdot effect
Only because stats are pretty awesome. The effects of my media attention a few days ago. I’ll give some more info than what can be seen here. And pretty happy I set up my nginx caching up a few weeks ago. MRTG traffic stats on vm1, my nginx caching server, of the first 2 days…
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Stopping iRail.be
As I have no choice. Geachte, NMBS heeft onlangs vernomen dat u de uitbater bent van de website www.irail.be. Uw website is, zoals u het zelf vermeldt, een route planner waarbij alle gegevens en informatie van NMBS website komt (“all data and info is retrieved from the B-Rail website”). uw website maakt hergebruik van de…
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nginx cache in tmpfs
Probably won’t change a lot to my performance, but I’ve mounted the nginx reverse proxy cache in a tmpfs mount. none on /var/cache/nginx/blog type tmpfs (rw,size=512m) none 512M 47M 466M 4% /var/cache/nginx/blog Let’s see what performance boosts this will give. 😛
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nginx reverse proxy with caching
Playing around and searching the web I enabled some decent caching now. Here are some stats: image+html and php. Note that the php on apache (recompiled each request, about 1.5-2sec between every request) versus the cached output has a huge difference. Difference between images and static text files aren’t that huge. Also note that nginx…