<quote who="Scott Behrens">

> I am having an issue with Reverse Proxy to a site that uses login.html as it's
> index page. I went ahead and used this as my index:
>
> location / {
> proxy_pass http://10.10.1.158:9080/;
> index login.html;

I doubt proxy_pass cares about index fallbacks -- nginx will serve whatever
the upstream hands back to it based on the request. So... is the *upstream*
correctly configured to use login.html as the default index file? If you're
trying to get around some kind of upstream ugliness, you probably need to do
a redirect to /login.html instead.

- Jeff

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