Hi all,
I have an app on a domain that is set by a developer to proxy at certain
URLs:
|example.com/browser/123foo0/stuff.js |
for example, where |123foo0| is some random key. The key may also change
length in future.
That’s all fine.
But I’d like to interrupt specific requests and not proxy them: I don’t
want to serve anything after the key that is in the path |/welcome| for
example, i.e. not proxy any of these:
|example.com/browser/123foo0/welcome/welcome.html
example.com/browser/foo456b/welcome/welcome.css
example.com/browser/bar123f/welcome/welcome.js
example.com/browser/456foob/welcome/other.stuff
example.com/browser/foo789b/welcome/ |
So I tried simple stuff first like: |location ^~
/browser/.*/welcome/welcome.html {...|
but couldn’t even get that working, before moving on to try capturing
groups like css files and scripts and so on.
I also tried putting regex in quotes, but that didn’t seem to work either.
What am I doing wrong?
Here’s a truncated version of the conf, with the location blocks only:
|location ^~ "/browser/.*/welcome/welcome.html" { return 200 'Not
proxied.\n'; add_header Content-Type text/plain; } location ^~ /browser
{ proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:1234; proxy_set_header Host $http_host; }
# landing page location / { root /var/www/foobar; index index.html;
try_files $uri $uri/ /index.html; } |
Thanks,
Jore
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