On Sat, Sep 18, 2021 at 10:53:57PM -0400, blason wrote: Hi there,
> Oh my bad those xxx. and sss consider those are single url. I just typed > while creating this post randomly It Will probably be helpful in any future mails if you consistently replace any information that you want to keep secret. Perhaps use something like "client-ip" or "client-name"; or "nginx-ip" or "nginx-name" (or "nginx-name2", if there is more than one); or "upstream-ip" or "upstream-name". > Here are my error.log - > > 2021/09/17 11:23:09 [error] 9429#9429: *1814357 peer closed connection in > SSL handshake (104: Connection reset by peer) while SSL handshaking to > upstream, client: 10.0.22.99, server: xxx.xxxx.xxx.xxx, request: "GET > /TestPage/ HTTP/1.1", upstream: "https://10.0.20.77:443/TestPage/";, host: > "xx.xxx.xxx.xx" (Is xxx.xxxx.xxx.xxx the same as xx.xxx.xxx.xx? And if not, do you expect a request for xx.xxx.xxx.xx to be handled by the nginx server block with server_name xxx.xxxx.xxx.xxx? If not, then that's the first place to look for the fix.) > Wondering why this is making connection to host when my proxy_pass says > https://<Host_name> "Host_name" could resolve to anything; and what it resolves to can change over time. nginx is telling you which specific IP address it was talking to when this problem happened. "Connection reset by peer" suggests that the upstream service did not like some aspect of the request that nginx made to it. Is 10.0.20.77 the current IP address of xx.ss.xx.ss/Host_name, and is that different from the IP that that name resolved to when nginx started? What do you see if you try to talk to that service manually, from the nginx server? The output of something like curl -v https://xx.ss.xx.ss/TestPage will probably be helpful -- that's not exactly equivalent to what nginx does, but is usually a good starting point. (If it shows a different IP address being connected to, then maybe that is part of the problem.) Cheers, f -- Francis Daly fran...@daoine.org _______________________________________________ nginx mailing list nginx@nginx.org http://mailman.nginx.org/mailman/listinfo/nginx
