Nginx proxy pass(rewrite/ redirect) to specific page on app server











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Currently,



https:// example.com proxy_pass port 8080 via Nginx to : https:// example.com/app/index.py



Configuration file :



location  / {

proxy_ignore_client_abort on;
proxy_pass https://ip_address_app:8080/;


/app/index.py is default loading page on application server.



Now, I would like to rewrite/ redirect or proxy_pass to non-default loading page from :



https:// example.com -- > Nginx --> https:// example.com/app/xyz.py 


I have tried rewrite , proxy_redirect and proxy_pass but it didnot work as expect.



I dont have permission to change anything on app server.



Please advise.



Thank you,










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    In your current configuration, how does / become /app/index.py? Does the application server take care of that? The solution may be as simple as adding location = / { rewrite ^ /app/xyz.py last; } to your existing Nginx configuration.
    – Richard Smith
    2 hours ago










  • yes, but just checked your solution, ut got Internal Server error
    – Thanh Nguyen Van
    2 hours ago












  • Is there an error log entry?
    – Richard Smith
    2 hours ago










  • 2018/11/08 17:07:31 [warn] 7743#7743: *584740 an upstream response is buffered to a temporary file /var/cache/nginx/proxy_temp/8/72/0000020728 while reading upstream, client: 115.79.137.201, server: example.com, request: "GET /app/getBackgroundImage.do HTTP/1.1", upstream: "https://ip_address_app:8080/app/getBackgroundImage.do", host: "example.com", referrer: "https://example.com/app/index.py"
    – Thanh Nguyen Van
    2 hours ago










  • That's a warning - are there no errors?
    – Richard Smith
    2 hours ago















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Currently,



https:// example.com proxy_pass port 8080 via Nginx to : https:// example.com/app/index.py



Configuration file :



location  / {

proxy_ignore_client_abort on;
proxy_pass https://ip_address_app:8080/;


/app/index.py is default loading page on application server.



Now, I would like to rewrite/ redirect or proxy_pass to non-default loading page from :



https:// example.com -- > Nginx --> https:// example.com/app/xyz.py 


I have tried rewrite , proxy_redirect and proxy_pass but it didnot work as expect.



I dont have permission to change anything on app server.



Please advise.



Thank you,










share|improve this question




















  • 1




    In your current configuration, how does / become /app/index.py? Does the application server take care of that? The solution may be as simple as adding location = / { rewrite ^ /app/xyz.py last; } to your existing Nginx configuration.
    – Richard Smith
    2 hours ago










  • yes, but just checked your solution, ut got Internal Server error
    – Thanh Nguyen Van
    2 hours ago












  • Is there an error log entry?
    – Richard Smith
    2 hours ago










  • 2018/11/08 17:07:31 [warn] 7743#7743: *584740 an upstream response is buffered to a temporary file /var/cache/nginx/proxy_temp/8/72/0000020728 while reading upstream, client: 115.79.137.201, server: example.com, request: "GET /app/getBackgroundImage.do HTTP/1.1", upstream: "https://ip_address_app:8080/app/getBackgroundImage.do", host: "example.com", referrer: "https://example.com/app/index.py"
    – Thanh Nguyen Van
    2 hours ago










  • That's a warning - are there no errors?
    – Richard Smith
    2 hours ago













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up vote
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down vote

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Currently,



https:// example.com proxy_pass port 8080 via Nginx to : https:// example.com/app/index.py



Configuration file :



location  / {

proxy_ignore_client_abort on;
proxy_pass https://ip_address_app:8080/;


/app/index.py is default loading page on application server.



Now, I would like to rewrite/ redirect or proxy_pass to non-default loading page from :



https:// example.com -- > Nginx --> https:// example.com/app/xyz.py 


I have tried rewrite , proxy_redirect and proxy_pass but it didnot work as expect.



I dont have permission to change anything on app server.



Please advise.



Thank you,










share|improve this question















Currently,



https:// example.com proxy_pass port 8080 via Nginx to : https:// example.com/app/index.py



Configuration file :



location  / {

proxy_ignore_client_abort on;
proxy_pass https://ip_address_app:8080/;


/app/index.py is default loading page on application server.



Now, I would like to rewrite/ redirect or proxy_pass to non-default loading page from :



https:// example.com -- > Nginx --> https:// example.com/app/xyz.py 


I have tried rewrite , proxy_redirect and proxy_pass but it didnot work as expect.



I dont have permission to change anything on app server.



Please advise.



Thank you,







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    In your current configuration, how does / become /app/index.py? Does the application server take care of that? The solution may be as simple as adding location = / { rewrite ^ /app/xyz.py last; } to your existing Nginx configuration.
    – Richard Smith
    2 hours ago










  • yes, but just checked your solution, ut got Internal Server error
    – Thanh Nguyen Van
    2 hours ago












  • Is there an error log entry?
    – Richard Smith
    2 hours ago










  • 2018/11/08 17:07:31 [warn] 7743#7743: *584740 an upstream response is buffered to a temporary file /var/cache/nginx/proxy_temp/8/72/0000020728 while reading upstream, client: 115.79.137.201, server: example.com, request: "GET /app/getBackgroundImage.do HTTP/1.1", upstream: "https://ip_address_app:8080/app/getBackgroundImage.do", host: "example.com", referrer: "https://example.com/app/index.py"
    – Thanh Nguyen Van
    2 hours ago










  • That's a warning - are there no errors?
    – Richard Smith
    2 hours ago














  • 1




    In your current configuration, how does / become /app/index.py? Does the application server take care of that? The solution may be as simple as adding location = / { rewrite ^ /app/xyz.py last; } to your existing Nginx configuration.
    – Richard Smith
    2 hours ago










  • yes, but just checked your solution, ut got Internal Server error
    – Thanh Nguyen Van
    2 hours ago












  • Is there an error log entry?
    – Richard Smith
    2 hours ago










  • 2018/11/08 17:07:31 [warn] 7743#7743: *584740 an upstream response is buffered to a temporary file /var/cache/nginx/proxy_temp/8/72/0000020728 while reading upstream, client: 115.79.137.201, server: example.com, request: "GET /app/getBackgroundImage.do HTTP/1.1", upstream: "https://ip_address_app:8080/app/getBackgroundImage.do", host: "example.com", referrer: "https://example.com/app/index.py"
    – Thanh Nguyen Van
    2 hours ago










  • That's a warning - are there no errors?
    – Richard Smith
    2 hours ago








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In your current configuration, how does / become /app/index.py? Does the application server take care of that? The solution may be as simple as adding location = / { rewrite ^ /app/xyz.py last; } to your existing Nginx configuration.
– Richard Smith
2 hours ago




In your current configuration, how does / become /app/index.py? Does the application server take care of that? The solution may be as simple as adding location = / { rewrite ^ /app/xyz.py last; } to your existing Nginx configuration.
– Richard Smith
2 hours ago












yes, but just checked your solution, ut got Internal Server error
– Thanh Nguyen Van
2 hours ago






yes, but just checked your solution, ut got Internal Server error
– Thanh Nguyen Van
2 hours ago














Is there an error log entry?
– Richard Smith
2 hours ago




Is there an error log entry?
– Richard Smith
2 hours ago












2018/11/08 17:07:31 [warn] 7743#7743: *584740 an upstream response is buffered to a temporary file /var/cache/nginx/proxy_temp/8/72/0000020728 while reading upstream, client: 115.79.137.201, server: example.com, request: "GET /app/getBackgroundImage.do HTTP/1.1", upstream: "https://ip_address_app:8080/app/getBackgroundImage.do", host: "example.com", referrer: "https://example.com/app/index.py"
– Thanh Nguyen Van
2 hours ago




2018/11/08 17:07:31 [warn] 7743#7743: *584740 an upstream response is buffered to a temporary file /var/cache/nginx/proxy_temp/8/72/0000020728 while reading upstream, client: 115.79.137.201, server: example.com, request: "GET /app/getBackgroundImage.do HTTP/1.1", upstream: "https://ip_address_app:8080/app/getBackgroundImage.do", host: "example.com", referrer: "https://example.com/app/index.py"
– Thanh Nguyen Van
2 hours ago












That's a warning - are there no errors?
– Richard Smith
2 hours ago




That's a warning - are there no errors?
– Richard Smith
2 hours ago

















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