11 Dec
2010
11 Dec
'10
6:59 p.m.
I have now installed Nginx and done a proxy through to tomcat, its.. quite..
slow.. IMO, probably cause its Java?
- Eric
On Sat, Dec 11, 2010 at 8:54 AM, Paul Libbrecht <paul(a)hoplahup.net> wrote:
Le 11 déc. 2010 à 04:52, Eric Tse a écrit :
So based on your experiences, or anyone
else's is MySQL "better", persay
vs
PostgresSQL?
Tasteful speaking I always preferred Postgres (more strict open-source,
more sys-admin-oriented) but I know MySQL is more widespread and sometimes
faster.
So since tomcat is a httpd server should I still
use Ngninx as a proxy?
The thing is. When you run a product web-site you generally do not want it
to be run as root or any "power user": it should be run as a user that
barely can do something on the local machine because of the risk to execute
things. XWiki is an environment where any administrator can execute any
process very easily.
In a normal unix environment you would create a user httpd and run the
web-server with that user.
Typically, however, the user httpd cannot even login and has no home, the
servers are started as root than change the user.
Is your nginx deployment doing all that?
Apache normal deployments do.
paul
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