Hi! >> What's interesting is that when using traditional apache httpd in-place >> of the Nexus YUM repo I can get it to work as shown below. > > Thats because the culprit is in your backend. Of course the problem goes > away when use a different one.
To be more specific: the backend sends 401, because the Authorization header is missing, as you already noticed. I can't tell why the client doesn't send the Authorization header. A blind guess would be that the client is configured with this password when connecting to the 192.168.50.46, but when the client then connects to 192.168.50.43:50443 (the last failing request), it doesn't send the Authorization header because its not configured to do so? Anyway, you need to understand your application (whether on the backend or the client side). Regards, Lukas
