Hi guys, I have a small scenario where I have a backend (s3 compatible storage), which by default generates a directory listing overview of the files stored. I want to be able to serve an "index.html" file if the file exists, else just proxy_pass as normally.
https://gist.github.com/lucasRolff/c7ea13305e9bff40eb6729246cd7eb39 My nginx config for somewhat reason doesn't work – or maybe it's because I misunderstand how try_files actually work. So I have URLs such as: minio.box.com/bucket1/ minio.box.com/bucket43253/ When I request these URL's I want nginx to check if index.html exists in the directory (it's an actual file on the filesystem) - if it does, serve this one, else go to @minio location. For any other file within the directory, I will just go to @minio location so if I request unicorn.png it should go in @minio location as well. Is there any decent (non-evil) way of doing this? I assume I have to define the root directive to make try_files work, but what would I actually have to define, to make nginx use try_files for index.html *within* the specific bucket? Thanks in advance
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