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Issue with Web Server running PHP thru Reverse Proxy
I'm using an NGINX reverse proxy, with wild card certs installed on the reverse proxy.
Routing the NGINX reverse proxy traffic to standard web servers that are running Apache2 and NGINX Web services ...
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telnet to port 80 (nginx), with forward to apache2 at port 8080, fails with 'connection closed by foreign host' and no explanations seemingly anywhere
i'm running an Kubuntu 22.04 server, and want to shuttle LAN-only traffic from port 80, served as far as i can tell by nginx, to port 8080 served by apache2 (for PHP purposes).
but i'm getting this &...
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Convert Apache2 configuration to nginx configuration
I have RHEL 6 with apache/httpd (v2.2) configured to handle two different path of WordPress:
FOO path: /var/www/html/FOO/
BAR path: /var/www/html/BAR/
We plan to move to a new machine running RHEL 7 ...
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New configuration files for the Apache web server were not created due to the errors in configuration templates:
I'm running a pleks server on ubuntu and recently after trying to upgrade my php version, I managed to cause a lot of errors, one being that the site is currently displaying
going to the site page ...
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Traffic loss due to redirection or server resources
I am not 100% sure this question belongs here or in StackOverflow, but I will post it where the community wants me to. I have a site that handles thousands of redirects per day. Many of our customers ...
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Webserver error 503 Troubleshooting
I have a nice VPS with 4 cores, 180ssd, 8gb of ram.
My website is a custom website, that autogenerates from a database, and on the first run it is cached in memory using redis.
The issue that I am ...
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How do I only reverse proxy php files with nginx?
Currently I have the following in my nginx config file:
server {
listen 80;
return 301 https://$host$request_uri;
}
server {
listen 443;
server_name envy.zone;
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