Hi Francis, Thanks a lot for your message, I think I got things under control thanks to you!
You're right, there's indeed a 301 thrown by nginx from http://subdomain.xxxx.net/admin to http://xxxx.net/admin/ (as shown by the curl output). I had tried server_name_in_redirect to off before, to no avail, but I tried again, just in case. I looked up the documentation again, and I realized: - it's probably not active on my version, as nginx still uses the first server in the server_name directive regardless of the directive value. However, it's a valid config value - but that got me thinking and I simply switched the orders of server, so that it reads: server_name *.xxxx.net xxxx.net; So now the automatic redirect still happens (I think it should be configurabe, maybe it is) but by placing the *.xxxx.net server first in the server_name directive, the sub domain is preserved and the redirect now happens with the correct host. Thanks again for your help :) Rgds Posted at Nginx Forum: http://forum.nginx.org/read.php?2,236469,236477#msg-236477 _______________________________________________ nginx mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.nginx.org/mailman/listinfo/nginx
