Hello, "Nicely reengineering" my webserver settings I got into a mistake filling the nginx conf of my personal website, that likely last for one nice day..only:
http://mydeeds.orghttp://mydeeds.orghttp://mydeeds.orghttp://mydeeds.orghttp://mydeeds.orghttp://mydeeds.orghttp://mydeeds.orghttp://mydeeds.orghttp://mydeeds.orghttp://mydeeds.orghttp://mydeeds.orghttp://mydeeds.orghttp://mydeeds.orghttp://mydeeds.orghttp://mydeeds.orghttp://mydeeds.orghttp://mydeeds.orghttp://mydeeds.orghttp://mydeeds.orghttp://mydeeds.org... Angry with myself for this kind of error: server { listen 80; listen [::]:80; access_log off; return 301 $host$request_uri } And interested to check for the possibility of a reiterated mistake I launched in my conf repo: grep "return 301 $host$request_uri" *.conf getting a nice formatted list of all my redirects, one by one, to SSL like exactly set for all my websites, in the form: return 301 https://5mode.com/hello.html; The result is the same both live under Linux and in my OpenBSD. Checked doc without luck.. Could you eventually explain me the grep behavior here and how/if $host and $requeste_uri get expanded like it appears? Thanks! -Dan
