I have my nginx conf like :
location ^~ /mount_points/mount_point1 {
internal;
alias /repos/mount_point_one;
}
location ^~ /to_proxy {
internal;
proxy_pass http://myproxy:5000;
}
When I request for 'http://localhost/mount_points/mount_point1/myfile.zip' I get "/repos/mount_point_one/myfile.zip" as expected.
While request for 'http://localhost/to_proxy/myfile2.html', I get "http://myproxy:5000/to_proxy/myfile2.html".
In the first case, the "/mount_points/mount_point1" part was removed, and in the second case, the "/to_proxy" part still there, I have to fake a "/to_proxy" address in the upstream server to find out this.
Did I missed something? If I just have to rewrite the url, how can I delete the "/to_proxy" part issue to the upstream server?
Thank you.
The proxy_pass
directive can perform an aliasing function, but only if an optional URI is provided.
location ^~ /to_proxy/ {
internal;
proxy_pass http://myproxy:5000/;
}
To make the alias mapping work correctly, a trailing /
is also added to the location
parameter.
See this document for details.
If the trailing /
on the location
parameter causes problems, you can use a rewrite ... break
instead:
location ^~ /to_proxy {
internal;
rewrite ^/to_proxy(?:/(.*))?$ /$1 break;
proxy_pass http://myproxy:5000;
}