Re: Issue with proxy_pass, request URI's, and upstream servers
Some google results: https://tenzer.dk/nginx-with-dynamic-upstreams/ http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24350124/port-number-getting-stripped-out-of-url...
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View ArticleRe: Issue with proxy_pass, request URI's, and upstream servers
https://tenzer.dk/nginx-with-dynamic-upstreams/ For this one, it seems like it discusses how endpoints are cached. The closing words don't follow what I'm trying to do: "Just to make it clear, this...
View ArticleRe: Issue with proxy_pass, request URI's, and upstream servers
Thanks for doing that search, I'll address each site: https://tenzer.dk/nginx-with-dynamic-upstreams/ This seems to be relevant to DNS names changing: "Closing words Just to make it clear, this doesn't...
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View ArticleRe: Nginx proxy for wildcard domain
it works fine if I change return 301 https://$server_name$request_uri; ==> return 301 https://$host$request_uri; My proxy_params : proxy_set_header Host $host; proxy_set_header X-Real-IP...
View ArticleRe: Issue with proxy_pass, request URI's, and upstream servers
Try the direct IP address in upstream, if that works (port is kept) then it is for sure a dns issue. It might be an application issue, for example you get data on port 8000 and proxy this to 9000 but...
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View ArticleRe: Intranet "Reverse Proxy" aka http://sonarr goes to my sonarr program
With an internal DNS server you can do that.
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View ArticleRe: Blocking large list of IP addresses
Lua and it's shared dictionary (in memory) can do this.
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Nobody? I'm really struggling with this, can't find out why it is not working.
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View ArticleRe: Change default SSL port from 443 to other port?
You should change the listen directive for ssl to some other port, use some port listen command/tool to see if nginx is listening after changing it.
View ArticleRe: Change default SSL port from 443 to other port?
Thanks. "You should change the listen directive for ssl to some other port" By this you mean to change the part: listen 443 ssl; to, for example: listen 444 ssl; Because I did this, of course. Or it...
View ArticleRe: Change default SSL port from 443 to other port?
That is correct, make sure you use that port with the browser, https://bla:444/
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View Article[SOLVED] Re: Change default SSL port from 443 to other port?
itpp2012 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That is correct, make sure you use that port with the browser, > https://bla:444/ That was it, if I use different port...
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