• @neanderthal
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    181 year ago

    Wow is that an old version of NGINX. Bad sys admin! If you are going to change your server string, have some fun. Set it to “server 1.0. Today’s special is caramel horse apple”

    The poor thing is probably mining bit coins and deploying ransomware!

  • @[email protected]
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    151 year ago

    “Hey router, I’d like to talk to-“

    (Throws packet to the ground) YOU WILL TALK ONLY IF I WILL IT.

    • Midnight Wolf
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      61 year ago

      grabs power cord “au contraire, it is only I that will do the talking”

      yanks

  • Possibly linux
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    1 year ago

    As someone who self hosts and manages a bunch of company websites, I can relate

    This is almost always caused by a either a bad reverse proxy config or the service behind the reverse proxy being down.

  • @[email protected]
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    51 year ago

    Common misconception, it’s actually called Bad Gateway because Gateway has historically been a spa town

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      1 year ago

      Routeur-les-bains

  • @cellardoor
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    21 year ago

    Hi everyone, the image shows the server software version. This is a default behaviour in NGINX which is considered an insecure configuration. It helps attackers match up attacks to your specific version of NGINX easily.

    If you run NGINX, make sure to set server_tokens off; !!

    • @Aggravationstation
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      21 year ago

      I’ve got a fever… and the only cure… is late 90s cow print computers