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• Ok. It was just the list settings. Unsubscribe from all.
  Resolved.

  in Find if the user is subscribed Comment by almays November 2012
• maybe unsubscribe.php:74 ?

  in Find if the user is subscribed Comment by almays November 2012
• Currently I decided to use "Already subscribed." response.
  It works.
  I subscribe a user to the list. If user is subscribed, then I get "Already subscribed." and happily set $my_subscribed to true.
  If in the subscribe response I don't …

  in Find if the user is subscribed Comment by almays November 2012
• Ok. I fixed the issue.
  In my case I was providing in the POST call Name and Email fields instead of name and email (case sensitive).
  Nevertheless, who is that $_GET['i']?

  in API subscribe on Nginx Comment by almays November 2012
• Thus last not break
  cooks you a cake.

  in Nginx Rewrite Rules Comment by almays October 2012
• and when /l/ stuff get's rewriten as l.php?i=foo it doesn't go to / location, because there is an if statement, applying rewrite only if file doesn't exist, but file l.php does exist, so it passes directly to location php again.

  in Nginx Rewrite Rules Comment by almays October 2012
• Here php gets processed correctly, because after changing uri from /foo to /foo.php it doesn't break, but goes to the php location, which doesn't rewrite any more, but sends to the php stream.

  in Nginx Rewrite Rules Comment by almays October 2012
• https://gist.github.com/3928668
  Is a combination of yours and mine.
  "last" directive is ok. It doesn't make a infinite loop, because every location is unique.

  in Nginx Rewrite Rules Comment by almays October 2012