Other thing ... It works if I use a hardcoded ip, like this : server { listen 8888; server_name tozed; location / { proxy_pass http://100.65.36.95; } } And in the broser I do: http:8888/tozed It brings all the web content ... Regards.by leostereo - How to...
I make some improvements: using following server block: server { listen 8888; server_name modem; location ~ /(.*) { proxy_pass http://$1; } } It seems to be working but something is missing. I can see that my browser is receiving data , and set the tab tittle but it can not complete all the web page. In other cases it prints part of the page. I dont know if thby leostereo - How to...
Hi guys, Im new using nginx , I would like to try the reverse proxy feature. I need to achieve this: Lets supose my nginx server is at 10.1.1.254 , I would like to forward my request according to url data , for example: If I request http://10.1.1.254/192.168.100.1. The reverse proxy should bring http://192.168.100.1. So far I build some server block , according to some readings but it is nby leostereo - How to...
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