I have a VHost that isn’t serving up. I’ve changed nothing, and it just
started defaulting to the default_server.
The VHost is included in a catch-all for all the other local domains (my
workstation):
include /opt/homebrew/etc/nginx/servers/*.conf;
I’ve even hard coded the VHost in its own
Same result. Default returned. Nothing in access log nor error log.
Cheers, Bee
> On Jun 28, 2021, at 6:35 PM, Sergey A. Osokin wrote:
>
> Seem like curl didn't send a valid "Host: alpha.local" header for some reason,
> that's why NGINX replied with an answer for default_server.
>
>
I did notice that nginx.conf structure started to recognize trailing semicolons
recently. I have updated to a new OS from an old box on several versions ago.
Comments are allowed on the same line in nginx.conf still?
Cheers, Bee
> On Jun 28, 2021, at 7:08 PM, Sergey A. Osokin wrote:
>
>
Ya that’s too many to report. I have a catch-all with *.conf. I can restrict
it down to that main nginx.conf and the extra VHost.
Same as I posted before. Same result. This has the main two in my nginx.conf,
and the included one. That last one has its own conf file:
include
OK, I’ve inserted that return into the conf file. BUT, there’s an error from
an entry I’ve had in there before of a master error.log. It says the path
provided is no such file or directory. That path is nowhere to be found in
nginx.conf or alpha.conf.
Something wrong with nginx? It isn’t
