From the docs, I naively assumed that any Lua pattern could be used, or at least the built-in ones and maybe a little more, leading to an attempt to use %u:

[tracks: "/tracks(/:order[%u])(/:asc_desc)(/:page[%d])"]: =>

[Looking at the code](https://github.com/leafo/lapis/blob/master/lapis/

有同学经常提问针对application/x-www-form-urlencoded类型的post请求，在使用分流插件后获取不到post参数，大部分都是因为配置不当或者对Nginx相关知识点理解不清晰导致的。

下面介绍一个相关issue的正确配置：

1. nginx.conf里配置一个upstream:

upstream business_upstream {
        server 127.0.0.1:8003;
}

2. 然后配一个server用来作为business_upstream的服务提供者:

server {
        listen 8003;
        server_name localhost 127.0.0.1;
        access_log ./log

It would be helpful if there were more examples for allow_domain. I.e. how to make an upstream http request and return true or false based on the response text. Another helpful example would be a shell script exit code.

I am interested in the possibilities of cloning my back end to handle more server load. I have seen multiple references to having those capabilities, but nothing concrete on what the options are, and how to set them up.

Would this be something you could write up a doc sub-page under Website Backends? (https://api-umbrella.readthedocs.io/en/latest/admin/website-backends.html)

An example of th

In particular I am missing in the docs:

• Section Synopsis: explain what the effect is of calling waf:exec() in all of access_by_lua, header_filter_by_lua and body_filter_by_lua. why do you need to call waf:exec() in each of them?
• Section Synopsis: it seems there is an error in log_by_lua. It seems to me it should rather log there and not call exec, as described by https://github.c

this is a list about projects or libraries that are built with Lor framework.

Similar to the official nginx docker container it would be ideal to run the openresty nginx server as a non root user. https://github.com/nginxinc/docker-nginx/blob/25a3fc7343c6916fce1fba32caa1e8de8409d79f/stable/alpine/Dockerfile#L52

This would simplify the handling of nginx.conf quite a bit. Because the nginx user is not present in the openresty container the nginx.conf can't contain a line l

In reviewing the documentation and code I cannot see how Unix-domain sockets (https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.5/libpq-connect.html#AEN43017) are supported.

#19 implies it may be supported.

Is it currently supported? If not, would you consider adding support? How can I help?

What do you think about enabling HSTS as the default?