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I am aware of nginx -t. This however isn't a strictly syntactic check for missing semicolons etc. - it actually tries to interpret the configuration and validate certain values, e.g. it tries to connect to upstreams resulting in "host not found in upstream" when I execute the command in an isolated container without the whole ecosystem running.
I absolutely positively do need a strictly syntactic check.
Is it possible?
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I am aware of nginx -t. This however isn't a strictly syntactic check for missing semicolons etc. - it actually tries to interpret the configuration and validate certain values, e.g. it tries to connect to upstreams resulting in "host not found in upstream" when I execute the command in an isolated container without the whole ecosystem running.
I absolutely positively do need a strictly syntactic check.
Is it possible?
nginx
asked 5 mins ago
Szczepan HołyszewskiSzczepan Hołyszewski
1012
add a comment |
I am aware of nginx -t. This however isn't a strictly syntactic check for missing semicolons etc. - it actually tries to interpret the configuration and validate certain values, e.g. it tries to connect to upstreams resulting in "host not found in upstream" when I execute the command in an isolated container without the whole ecosystem running.
I absolutely positively do need a strictly syntactic check.
Is it possible?
nginx
asked 5 mins ago
Szczepan HołyszewskiSzczepan Hołyszewski
1012
I am aware of nginx -t. This however isn't a strictly syntactic check for missing semicolons etc. - it actually tries to interpret the configuration and validate certain values, e.g. it tries to connect to upstreams resulting in "host not found in upstream" when I execute the command in an isolated container without the whole ecosystem running.
I absolutely positively do need a strictly syntactic check.
Is it possible?
nginx
nginx
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Szczepan HołyszewskiSzczepan Hołyszewski
1012
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Szczepan HołyszewskiSzczepan Hołyszewski
1012
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Szczepan HołyszewskiSzczepan Hołyszewski
1012
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Szczepan HołyszewskiSzczepan Hołyszewski
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