Hi Francis,
thanks a lot for taking the time to do this basic explanation.
I really appreciate that.
I think now I know that and where I have to adapt my html code so the nginx
can do its work successfully.
best regards
Peter
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On Tue, Feb 02, 2021 at 03:43:32AM -0500, petrg wrote:
Hi there,
> > There is no magic; it does what you configure it to do. The browser makes
> > a request to nginx; nginx handles that according to its config. Every
> > request is independent.
> My hope was that the proxy-pass directive creates
Hey Francis,
thanks a lot for your extensive answer.
Now I understand much better.
But let me discuss one misty point.
> There is no magic; it does what you configure it to do. The browser makes
> a request to nginx; nginx handles that according to its config. Every
> request is independent.
>
Hey Francis,
thanks a lot for your extensive answer.
Now I understand much better.
But let me discuss one misty point.
> There is no magic; it does what you configure it to do. The browser makes
> a request to nginx; nginx handles that according to its config. Every
> request is independent.
>
On Mon, Feb 01, 2021 at 03:11:57AM -0500, petrg wrote:
Hi there,
> If I call the webpage from a connected PC (PC-browser) everything is working
> fine.
> But now I’d like to run a reverse-proxy (PC-proxy) in between.
> So the PC-browser does not see the PC-device anymore.
> This structure of a
