Jonathan,
I just want to thank you for helping a newbie out, once again. Your advice
helped me to get things going,
Now I get to fine-tune it...
jims Wrote:
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> Jonathan Matthews Wrote:
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Jonathan Matthews Wrote:
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> On 18 February 2013 15:06, jims wrote:
> > I am new to nginx, it being recommended to solve a problem.
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> [ Having read your mail, this kind of reverse proxying is exactly what
> nginx is very good at; I think you
On 18 February 2013 15:06, jims wrote:
> I am new to nginx, it being recommended to solve a problem.
[ Having read your mail, this kind of reverse proxying is exactly what
nginx is very good at; I think you're just trying to do too much, too
quickly, and need to step back from the problem for a m
I am new to nginx, it being recommended to solve a problem.
The problem: I have a VPS hosting a website and an application server in my
DMZ. I have a test and prod version of each. I want both DMZ'ed servers
reverse-proxied such that requests where the referrer is the test web server
always go
