To view the failed patch’s commit you can use the following bash function:
function show_patch() {
git show $(head -1 .git/rebase-apply/${1} | awk '{ print $2 }')
}
Put it in your .bash_profile or similar.
Example useage:
show_patch 0001
Copy the patch number from git’s output message e.g. “Patch failed at 0001″
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When I first decided to switch my primary web server from Lighttpd to NGINX I attempted to mimic the setup I had achieved in Lighttpd. As such, one of my first initial gripes with NGINX is that I had to create a new Virtual Host server definition for every new site I wished to add. What I really wanted was a default catch-all definition that mapped the hostname (without the www.) to a directory, while also retaining the ability to have additional site-specific definitions when needed. Continue reading