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In NGINX.
to2ds
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2025-11-15 21:55
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I’ve been trying to get my host to enable 404 for non PHP pages. It seems there is a vulnerability in NginX around turning that on.
[social]
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2025-11-14 16:42
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These files are being served statically in NGINX, so I believe try_files /$1.as2.json =404 should deliver the correct mime type if set in mime.types or even in the location block.
to2ds
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2025-11-14 03:28
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Temporarily I'm stepping on application/json in NGINX but want to be sure before changing code and renaming all the applicable files.
to2ds
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2025-11-14 03:07
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Had to futz with NGINX mime.types temporarily but will put in a real fix later.
to2ds
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2025-11-12 02:29
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Strange stuff. The profile JSON is static file and the NGINX config is defaulted to application/activity+json mime type. Going to deep dive now.
to2ds
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2025-11-12 01:41
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🪵 A log in the context of the IndieWeb is likely a web server log, like an Apache log or nginx log, logs for IndieWeb services like Bridgy, possibly short for weblog, or the IRC chat log https://indieweb.org/log
Loqi
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2025-11-05 00:18
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[Jo] ++ haha, thanks, and have a plus for your bravery to try my rickety nginx/IndieAuth thing !
[schmarty]
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2025-11-02 17:08
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hey earthbasetwo, it seems like this conversation is more appropriate for #indieweb-dev (cloud services, nginx)
Loqi
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2025-09-27 15:07
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idk what your server setup is, but you could consider just dropping the files in a directory that your web server serves. and you could use http auth there, which is not fancy but its super easy to set up e.g. if you're using nginx or something
earthbasetwo
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2025-09-27 15:07
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