Hi, I have an apache webserver in front of which I put my nginx 1.12.2 that is running with a basic proxy_pass configuration. I have done this a million times, even with more complex cofigurations.
Everything works perfectly except one thing I recently noticed: the login phase consists of a POST request with the url-encoded credentials in the body. In case of successful authentication, the webserver returns a 303 (See Other) to the user's home. What's worng is that when I authenticate through nginx the POST requests gets back a 302 instead of a 303. Despite this not being a problem when using a common browser, this becomes a blocking issue when using a command line software suite that mandatorily expects a 303. I have already searched the documentation, but I got nothing about such behaviour. Any idea on how I can prevent nginx from "translating" that 303 into a 302? Thanks in advance for any hint. PL Posted at Nginx Forum: https://forum.nginx.org/read.php?2,278217,278217#msg-278217 _______________________________________________ nginx mailing list nginx@nginx.org http://mailman.nginx.org/mailman/listinfo/nginx
