Hi

I'm trying to setup a permanent redirect from http -> https. As a
fallback for a small number of users where https is blocked, I'd like to
show them a message.

I thought an error_page 301 handler would allow me to do this, but I'm
having trouble making it work:

server {
listen *:80 default;
rewrite ^ https://example.com$uri permanent;
}

error_page 301 /foo/bar/301.html;

Seems to confuse the redirect. It seems to completely replace the
redirect Location header with foo/bar/301.html rather than actually
serving that content.

I tried some alternatives like:

error_page 301 @301;
location @301 {
root /foo/bar/;
try_files $uri /301.html;
}

But again, it replaces the Location header adding /301.html on the end
of the redirect hostname rather than actually serving the 301.html
content.

Is there a reliable way to return custom content for a 301 redirect in a
way that doesn't affect the redirect location itself? I'm using nginx
1.2.4.

--
Rob Mueller
robm@fastmail.fm

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