> front end is nginx listening on port 80 with a name virtual host proxied > to another webserver that actually runs the app on ports 8000 onwards. > This works fine as long as there is an internet connection - if there is > no internet connection, firefox barfs saying it cannot access the net > and find the site. There is no problem if I run an IP based virtual host > - but then I can only run one site at a time. In the old days firefox > had an option like - 'these are local sites, no need for internet'. (or > was that netscape? Any suggestions?
Did you try with good old telnet ? Also, check whether you have any proxies in firefox settings. In your case, since there are multiple levels before you get the page, it might be better to debug step by step using curl (or something similar). If you know the remapping rules, you should first try sending the requests to your app running on port 8000+ with proper headers and make sure it works. It might not a simple task but might help in debugging greatly. And, If your app works, then you can try checking whether nginx rules are correct and whether the remapping to your app works correctly. -- 0 _______________________________________________ ILUGC Mailing List: http://www.ae.iitm.ac.in/mailman/listinfo/ilugc
