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I forgot to mention this earlier -- this is part of a namespace name, so I was hoping to go for something 3-4 chars long
avails 😛 ?
noun: avail; plural noun: avails
1.use or benefit.
or just abase - if you want to mess up with people reading code later
I need to remove a message generated by a bot in a channel. Who has the rights to do this? 🙂
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@U04V15CAJ somebody from this list 🙂
I'm looking for a reverse proxy HTTP server meeting the following requirements: - passes all HTTP requests on to another server - log all HTTP requests, ideally start time, end time and status code - useful for debugging http communication https://github.com/indexzero/http-server is pretty close but doesn't log status codes
Bonus points if there's an option to log request body and response body to stdout/stderr as well
@pesterhazy There is nginx-clojure, https://github.com/nginx-clojure/nginx-clojure maybe a bit overkill, but very flexable.
@gklijs yeah I want something lightweight. Nginx by itself might do the job though with the right configuration
@pesterhazy You could try https://github.com/jiangwenyuan/nuster They just released a new version.
@ghsgd2 does it log?
To be clear I'm interested in the logging information only - that's my only reason for using a reverse proxy
@pesterhazy It can do this.
There are a lot of HAProxy examples on Stack Overflow which work for nuster too
cool, thanks for the pointer
when is debruijin indices ever a bad idea? it seems like substitution is easy, you get alpha equiv ehcek for free, etc ...
does it always make things easier to read?
@qqq I guess I misunderstand, I thought it was a lambda calculus thing and I picture that as being a formalism for math, not something useful for actual software