Reputation: 31
I have Rails app on Heroku and need to create a reverse proxy to our blog, which is currently hosted on dreamhost. It was originally hosted at blog.ourdomain.com but we now want ourdomain.com/blog to point to it. From my research it seems like the best to do this is a reverse proxy via the Nginx component of our Passenger application server. So, I've created a location in our nginx.conf.erb
:
location ^~ /blog {
proxy_pass https://blog.ourdomain.com;
}
This works just fine for our purposes, EXCEPT when /blog
is visited. (/blog/
, /blog/whatever/...
is fine).
When /blog
is used, nginx instead redirects to ourdomain.com:12345/blog/
where the port is what I assume to be our heroku dyno's port. How can I get the slash-less URI to go reverse proxy correctly?
Upvotes: 2
Views: 380
Reputation: 26
I've run into the same problem as well. We still haven't gotten our proxy fully functioning - running into some weird redirect loops on the WordPress / Apache side - but we did solve this by manually setting the port:
location ^~ /blog {
proxy_pass https://blog.ourdomain.com:80;
}
I'm not confident enough in my nginx knowledge to say that will work for sure, but it seems to be working for us.
Upvotes: 1