I was wrong...
>This seems to work:
>>rewrite ^/e/(.*) /$1 permanent;
It only works for the first level...
'threedaystubble.com/Gallery.html' works but other links from that page that
got deeper into the file structure do not!
So, maybe map directive is needed after all...
I'm planing to try
Thank you Francis!
I realize that some of these are probably rhetorical questions, but in the
interest of learning, I will try to answer them anyway.
https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/nginx-proxied-server-running-certbot-wrong-certificate/132635/2
In short, I ran Cerbot twice, once for each se
Thank you Reinis.
I really appreciate your help and your patience.
I am trying to learn this, so seeing what how it works is very useful.
To be clear, hopefully, I need all the (multiple) subdirectories of
threedaystubble.com/e/ in existing inbound links to refer to the new
structure threedaystub
On Wed, Sep 09, 2020 at 10:40:35AM -0400, figshta wrote:
Hi there,
> I really appreciate your help, unfortunately it isn't working yet...
>
> Are there any another ways to trouble shoot this port problem?
What request do you make of nginx-frontend?
What request do you want nginx to make of the
It is a bit unclear if you want only a single rewrite or are there multiple
different directory mappings/redirects.
> I tried a couple of ideas, but they didn't work, I thought this location
> directive
> inside a server block was best, but it didn't work.
>
> location = /e {
>return 31
I'm looking for help with a permanent site-wide redirect.
I have a website that I moved to a new server.
For some crazy reason the old server had an odd structure that I am
changing.
The URL root for the old site is http://threedaystubble.com/e/
I have changed it to be http://threedaystubble.com
Thank you Francis and Rennis.
I really appreciate your help, unfortunately it isn't working yet...
Are there any another ways to trouble shoot this port problem?
Rennis:
Your suggestion looked so promising.
> In this configuration nginx doesn't pass the Host header to backend.
> In case there
Hello!
On Tue, Sep 08, 2020 at 10:49:44PM -0400, allenhe wrote:
> I found most times using "r" after ngx_http_free_request() won't have any
> problem. the core dump would happen once for a while in the high load.
That's because use-after-free errors not always result in
segmentation faults as l
> I need a HTTP proxy that can handle requests for a single upstream server,
> but also log request headers, raw request body, response headers and raw
> response body for each request. Preferably this should be logged to a
> separate daily logfile (with date-stamped filename), with timestamps, but
Hi guys!
I try to use nginx for Wordpress and have a problems when setup Permalinks
to all other format when "Plain"
I use nginx 1.14.2
PHP 7.3
This is my config /etc/nginx/sites-available/default
server {
listen 80 default_server;
listen [::]:80 default_server;
root /var/w
> --
> #Proxy server (Server1)
>
> # threedaystubble.com server
> server {
> listen 80;
> server_name www.threedaystubble.com threedaystubble.com;
> location / {
> proxy_pass http://192.168.3.5:80;
> }
> }
In this co
Hy Ladies and gentlemen :)
I have migrated my project from Apache2 and php7 to nginx with php-php,
version 7 too.
With Apache2, everything worked.
With Nginx, only ajax fails.
With Ajax, i try to execute a php script.
Trying to determine where is the problem, i have :
-tested php code(echo and
Hi!
I need a HTTP proxy that can handle requests for a single upstream
server, but also log request headers, raw request body, response headers
and raw response body for each request. Preferably this should be logged
to a separate daily logfile (with date-stamped filename), with
timestamps, but t
On Wed, Sep 09, 2020 at 01:58:42AM -0400, figshta wrote:
Hi there,
> I have two servers behind on IP address.
What does that mean, in terms of "traffic to the IP address gets sent
to server#1 or to server'2"?
> Server1 is hosting several websites
> all using TLS exclusively.
That suggests that
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