According to the documentation
(http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_proxy_module.html#proxy_ssl_certificate_key),
proxy_ssl_certificate_key supports syntax for ssl-engine specific backends:
> The value engine:name:id can be specified instead of the file (1.7.9),
which loads a secret key with a
> I found various code examples to add to the conf file and coupled this
> together and added it to the end of the conf file, but it doesn't work,
> entering a URL directly into the browser serves it
> server {
>location /radio/ {
>valid_referers none blocked server_names ~\.mysite\.;
I want to use nginx referer module to restrict access to a URL containing a
directory /radio/
Only allowing access to it from a link with http referer *.mysite.*
(anysubdomain.mysite.anytld) otherwise redirect to 403
Is the referer module already loaded in nginx if not how do I load it
I found v
> While the AJAX request does not know anything about the NGINX Proxy, they
> does not know anything about the “webui” path. So I need to find a solution
> to manipulate these javascript code:
If the javascript files are proxied the same way (from origin server) as the
application you can use t
Dear,
I just have a server where multiple web applications are running. The web
applications are running on several ports and are distinguished by a virtual
path. For example, the web application for our scenario is running using the
virtual path “/webui”.
Each virtual path passed the
Hello!
On Tue, Feb 04, 2020 at 10:03:23AM -0800, Frank Liu wrote:
> Thanks Maxim for the quick fix!
> Based on https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6585#section-5 , shall we by
> default return 431 instead of 400?
That's a separate question (and I don't think changing the code
from 494/400 to 431 act
I have two nginx servers, let's call them nginx1 and nginx2. Nginx1 is
located in a separate infrastructure and processes requests, and also
provides static files for examplesite.com. Nginx2 is in a different
infrastructure and processes requests, and also gives static files on
request 172.22.3.15.
Hi Erik,
I've been enable to use an yubikey neo to store a server key and utilize
them via pkcs11 engine in nginx some time ago. I didnt check the
upstream connection, since I only cared about front-end.
And as I only had a yubikey neo instead of a proper HSM, it turned out
to be a crypto deccele
I am using nginx upload module for uplaoding files to server. But I wanted
nginx to upload to different paths, not to a path mentioned in upload_store. So
I am taking help of nginx-lua module to change the upload_store value on each
request like below.
location /umtest {
upload_pas
