worker_processes auto; events { worker_connections 1024; } http { include mime.types; default_type application/octet-stream; # Map to determine the preferred image format map $http_accept $image_suffix { default “”; “~*image/avif” “.avif”; “~*image/webp” “.webp”; } server { listen 80; location /public/images/ { root /usr/share/nginx/html; # Extract the base name without extension set $base_uri $uri; if ($uri ~* ^(.+).(jpeg|jpg|png)$) […]

At the moment I am just getting a redirect in the browser to https://acestream-engine-latest.onrender.com/ and getting a response. When trying a simple http request just a 502 error.
What am I doing wrong?

I use auth_module to authenticate users, the api records cookies in response, which must then be returned to the client and forwarded to the next server, I did it like this:

I want to configure nginx in such a way that all requests to destination api url (eg: https://www.example.com/endpoint) from source server goes through proxy server (http://proxyserverip:proxyserverport)

What I’m trying to achieve is to proxy pass the requests through an nginx reverse proxy instance, to a remote server that has a dynamic ip assigned to it.

I have a redhat server given by vendor lets say Server A , from this server nothing is accessible unless we raise a request to vendor and their network team have to whitelist whatever url we have to use

I’m trying to deploy my django web site to nginx on my amazon ec2 server but could not succeed so far. I have done all the steps on my local computer and managed to make it work. But when it comes to my server I have tried every possible things that I know but no luck so far. Also when I run python3 manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8000 I’m able to access to my website through the amazon ec2 public ip address like http://11.53.22.62:8000/. So probably I have configured something wrong.

I have a Nginx reverse proxy setup and working, but the proxied page/service does not completely load all of the remote content. I am using the reverse proxy as a way to re-configure the user-agent of the session so that the content is served a certain way based on the way the hosted service will handle the specific access request based on the user-agent.

I have nginx server acting as a reverse proxy. I want to listen on both ports 80 (http) and 443 (https). I expect the request paths for http and https to be distinct because they serve different information to the clients. /api/plain_http/xxxx and /api/ssl_http/yyyy

I have a url :https://1.2.3.4:8090/ugo/#/login.
I use nginx to forward the request, but i find the url nginx forwarded is “/ugo”, nginx delete the path after “#”.
For some reason, it’s hard to change the front code, can I change the nginx config file to solve this problem?