Well, probably I'm, still novice at Nginx but, that default server block is meant to fit when no other block server (server_name) fits. So my current problem is that 444 behaviour is arising all thru my nginx server, not just that default_server block/vhost .....not quit sure If I explained my self better now ? or even understood you right ....by lockev3.0 - Nginx Mailing List - English
no answers at all :(by lockev3.0 - Nginx Mailing List - English
At last I got it ! Well, to be honest I will say Maxim Dounim helped me thru my logs. In the end it was so simple ::: My load balancer in front of my Nginx's always looked thru IP so no host name ever matched any of my server_name's. Solution simple :: Do the balancer refer to nodes thru a locally resolved hostname also put as a new server_name. ...........simple like crazyness when it comes. Tby lockev3.0 - Nginx Mailing List - English
please help this bothering X-File is causing crawlers to index my site with plenty of non-existent subdomains ....by lockev3.0 - Nginx Mailing List - English
Ok, first of all thanks a lot Antonio for your answer. I've followed your instructions adding following block to the very beggining of my only one nginx/site-enabled (in just one of my 2 balanced nginx): server { listen 80 default_server; server_name _; proxy_intercept_errors on; error_log /var/log/nginx/000default-error.log debug; access_by lockev3.0 - Nginx Mailing List - English
a bit late but, could you tell me how? quite similar situation I have (see my post at http://forum.nginx.org/read.php?2,221572,221640#msg-221640) but desperately failing with all tested combinations ! please Nedim helpby lockev3.0 - Nginx Mailing List - English
Ok as I started thinking later ....what for do I need proxy_set_header if my intention is to not proxy to Apache any request fall onto this catch all default_server ? To see my config let's say it is as follow (not all parameters to let it be clearer): ====================== /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/mydomain server { listen 80; server_name mby lockev3.0 - Nginx Mailing List - English
António P. P. Almeida Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > On 24 Jan 2012 17h57 WET, nginx-forum@nginx.us > wrote: > > > glubs !!! header host looks like "the missing > culprit", I'll check > > it out to confirm your nice guess Mit Rowe > > 444 closes the connection. Doesn't return any 503 > code. I know i knowby lockev3.0 - Nginx Mailing List - English
glubs !!! header host looks like "the missing culprit", I'll check it out to confirm your nice guess Mit Roweby lockev3.0 - Nginx Mailing List - English
Hi, getting quite desperate at the moment about this. I have a server serving several subdomains; actually proxying'em to apache2. So I have main nginx vhost file with all server_name's added. Such server names match the defined ServerName's and ServerAlias'es of Apache. Beside, I have one more file to define a default_server catch all block like follows server { listen 80 dby lockev3.0 - Nginx Mailing List - English
Just seen this section, I hope my late presentation wasn't the cause to not getting response at all to any of my topics. Currently serving with Nginx since nearly 1 year ago ............great Nginx, though sometimes not clear enough confs.by lockev3.0 - New Member Introductions
no one knows? :(by lockev3.0 - How to...
Still Apache ErrorLog showing 127.0.0.1 for me, and quite desperate at the moment as I'm suffering a DoS trial and completely unable to catch attacker IP as Apache2 ErrorLog (with mod_qos) only showing 127.0.0.1. My config is right the same that u show here except for the Apache environment, I think i do not have such variables. However, I have rpaf and next lines in Apache conf and my virtualby lockev3.0 - How to...
No one wants me :( Ok I'll add more info on this topic: I have found that 111 connection refused it's not my only error between Apache and Nginx.Other errors like Timeouts and others related to buffering troubles reading/writing upstreams also arise. Result of all of them is my website sometimes shows blank pages. I suspect it is related to Apache not being able to serve contents to Nginx atby lockev3.0 - Migration from Other Servers
Well ....something else I can say is, in my case I do not think that localhost != 127.0.0.1 is the mistake because in my case common request work but 1 among 50 or so they fail.by lockev3.0 - Migration from Other Servers
Sorry for arriving so late to this post, but right now I am having right the same annoying trouble and I did not quite understand your solution. I mean, I've greped localhost and 127.0.0.1 all thru my apache.conf and my nginx.conf as well as thru my apache2|nginx/sites-availables/* and do not find any active line with such difference. What files did you find that difference in ? Thanks in aby lockev3.0 - Migration from Other Servers