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nginx rewrite url changes url in browser too
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here is my nginx config for port 80.
location /
rewrite ^ https://$host$request_uri? permanent;
location /admin
rewrite ^ https://$host:7000$request_uri permanent;
what I want is when user types http://mywebsite.com/admin , url has to become https://mywebsite.com:7000. the thing is url doesn't change internally and it also gets changed in browser. How do I do that so browser url doesn't get changed?
nginx
asked May 5 at 12:24
Nika KhurashviliNika Khurashvili
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here is my nginx config for port 80.
location /
rewrite ^ https://$host$request_uri? permanent;
location /admin
rewrite ^ https://$host:7000$request_uri permanent;
what I want is when user types http://mywebsite.com/admin , url has to become https://mywebsite.com:7000. the thing is url doesn't change internally and it also gets changed in browser. How do I do that so browser url doesn't get changed?
nginx
asked May 5 at 12:24
Nika KhurashviliNika Khurashvili
1104
add a comment |
here is my nginx config for port 80.
location /
rewrite ^ https://$host$request_uri? permanent;
location /admin
rewrite ^ https://$host:7000$request_uri permanent;
what I want is when user types http://mywebsite.com/admin , url has to become https://mywebsite.com:7000. the thing is url doesn't change internally and it also gets changed in browser. How do I do that so browser url doesn't get changed?
nginx
asked May 5 at 12:24
Nika KhurashviliNika Khurashvili
1104
here is my nginx config for port 80.
location /
rewrite ^ https://$host$request_uri? permanent;
location /admin
rewrite ^ https://$host:7000$request_uri permanent;
what I want is when user types http://mywebsite.com/admin , url has to become https://mywebsite.com:7000. the thing is url doesn't change internally and it also gets changed in browser. How do I do that so browser url doesn't get changed?
nginx
nginx
asked May 5 at 12:24
Nika KhurashviliNika Khurashvili
1104
asked May 5 at 12:24
Nika KhurashviliNika Khurashvili
1104
asked May 5 at 12:24
Nika KhurashviliNika Khurashvili
1104
asked May 5 at 12:24
Nika KhurashviliNika Khurashvili
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asked May 5 at 12:24
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1104
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What you want is a Reverse Proxy.
Try this:
location /
rewrite ^ https://$host$request_uri? permanent;
location /admin
proxy_pass https://localhost:7000;
If your service running on non-ssl port, then use http://localhost:7000; instead.
answered May 5 at 12:57
FreddyFreddy
1,123110
Thanks,but when I used this, it doesn't load the js/css files at all and says 404 not found .
– Nika Khurashvili
May 5 at 12:58
@NikaKhurashvili: think you have to add a/after the port:proxy_pass https://localhost:7000/.
– Thomas
May 5 at 13:00
I added it. still not working.
– Nika Khurashvili
May 5 at 13:01
@NikaKhurashvili: then check your nginx logfiles at /var/log/nginx or wherever you have configured your logs to go to.
– Thomas
May 5 at 13:12
1
From where? Port 80 or from port 7000? Please give examples for the URLs that are not working with full path. Or do you want to map/admintohttps://localhost:7000/admininstead?
– Freddy
May 5 at 13:22
|
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What you want is a Reverse Proxy.
Try this:
location /
rewrite ^ https://$host$request_uri? permanent;
location /admin
proxy_pass https://localhost:7000;
If your service running on non-ssl port, then use http://localhost:7000; instead.
answered May 5 at 12:57
FreddyFreddy
1,123110
Thanks,but when I used this, it doesn't load the js/css files at all and says 404 not found .
– Nika Khurashvili
May 5 at 12:58
@NikaKhurashvili: think you have to add a/after the port:proxy_pass https://localhost:7000/.
– Thomas
May 5 at 13:00
I added it. still not working.
– Nika Khurashvili
May 5 at 13:01
@NikaKhurashvili: then check your nginx logfiles at /var/log/nginx or wherever you have configured your logs to go to.
– Thomas
May 5 at 13:12
1
From where? Port 80 or from port 7000? Please give examples for the URLs that are not working with full path. Or do you want to map/admintohttps://localhost:7000/admininstead?
– Freddy
May 5 at 13:22
|
show 9 more comments
What you want is a Reverse Proxy.
Try this:
location /
rewrite ^ https://$host$request_uri? permanent;
location /admin
proxy_pass https://localhost:7000;
If your service running on non-ssl port, then use http://localhost:7000; instead.
answered May 5 at 12:57
FreddyFreddy
1,123110
Thanks,but when I used this, it doesn't load the js/css files at all and says 404 not found .
– Nika Khurashvili
May 5 at 12:58
@NikaKhurashvili: think you have to add a/after the port:proxy_pass https://localhost:7000/.
– Thomas
May 5 at 13:00
I added it. still not working.
– Nika Khurashvili
May 5 at 13:01
@NikaKhurashvili: then check your nginx logfiles at /var/log/nginx or wherever you have configured your logs to go to.
– Thomas
May 5 at 13:12
1
From where? Port 80 or from port 7000? Please give examples for the URLs that are not working with full path. Or do you want to map/admintohttps://localhost:7000/admininstead?
– Freddy
May 5 at 13:22
|
show 9 more comments
What you want is a Reverse Proxy.
Try this:
location /
rewrite ^ https://$host$request_uri? permanent;
location /admin
proxy_pass https://localhost:7000;
If your service running on non-ssl port, then use http://localhost:7000; instead.
answered May 5 at 12:57
FreddyFreddy
1,123110
What you want is a Reverse Proxy.
Try this:
location /
rewrite ^ https://$host$request_uri? permanent;
location /admin
proxy_pass https://localhost:7000;
If your service running on non-ssl port, then use http://localhost:7000; instead.
answered May 5 at 12:57
FreddyFreddy
1,123110
answered May 5 at 12:57
FreddyFreddy
1,123110
answered May 5 at 12:57
FreddyFreddy
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answered May 5 at 12:57
FreddyFreddy
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1,123110
Thanks,but when I used this, it doesn't load the js/css files at all and says 404 not found .
– Nika Khurashvili
May 5 at 12:58
@NikaKhurashvili: think you have to add a/after the port:proxy_pass https://localhost:7000/.
– Thomas
May 5 at 13:00
I added it. still not working.
– Nika Khurashvili
May 5 at 13:01
@NikaKhurashvili: then check your nginx logfiles at /var/log/nginx or wherever you have configured your logs to go to.
– Thomas
May 5 at 13:12
1
From where? Port 80 or from port 7000? Please give examples for the URLs that are not working with full path. Or do you want to map/admintohttps://localhost:7000/admininstead?
– Freddy
May 5 at 13:22
|
show 9 more comments
Thanks,but when I used this, it doesn't load the js/css files at all and says 404 not found .
– Nika Khurashvili
May 5 at 12:58
@NikaKhurashvili: think you have to add a/after the port:proxy_pass https://localhost:7000/.
– Thomas
May 5 at 13:00
I added it. still not working.
– Nika Khurashvili
May 5 at 13:01
@NikaKhurashvili: then check your nginx logfiles at /var/log/nginx or wherever you have configured your logs to go to.
– Thomas
May 5 at 13:12
1
From where? Port 80 or from port 7000? Please give examples for the URLs that are not working with full path. Or do you want to map/admintohttps://localhost:7000/admininstead?
– Freddy
May 5 at 13:22
Thanks,but when I used this, it doesn't load the js/css files at all and says 404 not found .
– Nika Khurashvili
May 5 at 12:58
Thanks,but when I used this, it doesn't load the js/css files at all and says 404 not found .
– Nika Khurashvili
May 5 at 12:58
@NikaKhurashvili: think you have to add a
/ after the port: proxy_pass https://localhost:7000/.– Thomas
May 5 at 13:00
@NikaKhurashvili: think you have to add a
/ after the port: proxy_pass https://localhost:7000/.– Thomas
May 5 at 13:00
I added it. still not working.
– Nika Khurashvili
May 5 at 13:01
I added it. still not working.
– Nika Khurashvili
May 5 at 13:01
@NikaKhurashvili: then check your nginx logfiles at /var/log/nginx or wherever you have configured your logs to go to.
– Thomas
May 5 at 13:12
@NikaKhurashvili: then check your nginx logfiles at /var/log/nginx or wherever you have configured your logs to go to.
– Thomas
May 5 at 13:12
1
1
From where? Port 80 or from port 7000? Please give examples for the URLs that are not working with full path. Or do you want to map
/admin to https://localhost:7000/admin instead?– Freddy
May 5 at 13:22
From where? Port 80 or from port 7000? Please give examples for the URLs that are not working with full path. Or do you want to map
/admin to https://localhost:7000/admin instead?– Freddy
May 5 at 13:22
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