Nginx HTTP connection redirects to HTTPS
first of all I am hobbyist in this case so forgive my ignorance and probably my question is very studpid.
So I installed nginx on my AWS EC2, my port configuration in the security group only allows port 80. I configured nginx to listen port 80 only. but when I type my domain in the browser it shows HTTPS. Which the port 443 is blocked and I do not even listen as shown in netstat query.
Am I missing something?
Nginx rewrite – remove location from path
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Everything worked fine.
At a point in time my debian complained it is too old and not supported anymore, so I upgraded it. (Now its Debian Buster).
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Goal
“unexpected “}” in /etc/nginx/sites-enabled”
I am seting up nginx for my web app and this is what my configuration looks like: