Igor Sysoev wrote in post #928721:
> error_page 500 502 503 504 /500.html;
>
[snip]
>
> location = /500.html {
> }
> }
I would like to clarify what's going on in these two lines of Igor's
answer.
A. Note the "/500.html" part on the first line. That is not a variable
of any sort, but rather means that Nginx is expecting there to be a file
named 500.html in your root. In some examples you will see "/50x.html"
used instead. In that case, there must be a file that is literally named
"50x.html" in your root. (The "x" is not to be mistaken for a variable)
B. Note the "location = /500.html" block down below. There is nothing in
this block, but it is crucial that this block exists or your custom
error page will not be displayed.
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