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Hello dear Community,
I need your help with the topic of Reverse Proxy Nginx! 😄
Here's the task I need to tackle: :-\
I receive the following client requests:
https://x1.domain.io/zs/ef/x/ <--- The request comes in this format.
What needs to be done: The subdomain determines which website will be opened.
For all requests, the index.htm must always be accessible at domain.io/zs/ef/x/zs/ef/x/.
Only one server is defined as the upstream server. It has the corresponding index.htm and associated files in /var/www/x1.
This means:
Request A:
https://x1.domain.io/zs/ef/x/
Retrieves data from the WebRoot: /var/www/x1/
Request B:
https://x2.domain.io/zs/ef/x/
Retrieves data from the WebRoot: /var/www/x2/
I've set up the default configuration in Nginx, it's running, and the page is being displayed. 😄
The location is "/", so when https://x1.domain.io/zs/ef/x/ is accessed, the page is displayed as desired. MEGA!
A domain is set up, and the subdomain names are entered as alternative names in the certificate. 😉
The logic above doesn't work as intended. Since the path in the webroot is decisive and not the subdomain, this needs to be reversed. ::) ??? :o
Thanks for any input!
I need your help with the topic of Reverse Proxy Nginx! 😄
Here's the task I need to tackle: :-\
I receive the following client requests:
https://x1.domain.io/zs/ef/x/ <--- The request comes in this format.
What needs to be done: The subdomain determines which website will be opened.
For all requests, the index.htm must always be accessible at domain.io/zs/ef/x/zs/ef/x/.
Only one server is defined as the upstream server. It has the corresponding index.htm and associated files in /var/www/x1.
This means:
Request A:
https://x1.domain.io/zs/ef/x/
Retrieves data from the WebRoot: /var/www/x1/
Request B:
https://x2.domain.io/zs/ef/x/
Retrieves data from the WebRoot: /var/www/x2/
I've set up the default configuration in Nginx, it's running, and the page is being displayed. 😄
The location is "/", so when https://x1.domain.io/zs/ef/x/ is accessed, the page is displayed as desired. MEGA!
A domain is set up, and the subdomain names are entered as alternative names in the certificate. 😉
The logic above doesn't work as intended. Since the path in the webroot is decisive and not the subdomain, this needs to be reversed. ::) ??? :o
Thanks for any input!
