Removed the duplicate extension "js" warning from the NGINX configuration

[acataluddi]

The current NGINX configuration triggers the following warning

nginx: [warn] duplicate extension "js", content type: "text/javascript", previous content type: "application/javascript" in /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/www.example.com.conf:124

[acataluddi]

Hi @susnux,

I've rebased the latest master to modernise the branch and highlight the actual code changes.

Kind regards,
Adriano

[ChristophWurst]

the rebase went wrong unfortunately

[susnux]

LGTM, I fixed the rebase (you accidentally merged the master branch in resulted in duplicated commits)

[susnux]

@acataluddi but before we can merge this you need to sign you commit.

(pull and git commit --amend -s)

[acataluddi]

@acataluddi but before we can merge this you need to sign you commit.

Hi @susnux, done.

Kind regards,
Adriano C.

[ChristophWurst]

@nickvergessen you accidentally dropped the sign-off

[nickvergessen]

I used the Github button "Update branch".
I don't think it removed anything, but it more was not sign-off-ed before.

[msundin]

Tested ok that this removes the warning.

[miaulalala]

Hi @acataluddi - seems the signoff was dropped. Can you please checkout your branch, do a pull, rebase on current master and do git commit --amend -s?

[acataluddi]

Hi @acataluddi - seems the signoff was dropped. Can you please checkout your branch, do a pull, rebase on current master and do git commit --amend -s?

Hi Anna,

I've signed off all the commits and pushed the branch for a second review.

Kind regards,
Adriano C.