Hi,
I need to proxy a location and remove the location-URL at the same time.
As I found out, this is achieved by adding a slash at the end of the
proxy_pass directive.
This works almost as intended, but it adds a double-slash to the
beginning of the URL as it arrives on the other server.
So, if /bla/hence/here/index.php is requested, what arrives on the other
server is really //hence/here/index.php.
location /bla {
proxy_pass https://target:4444/;
}
...
Does anybody have a solution for this?
I have another site where this is no problem (because the target is yet
another nginx that just compacts the double-slashes (I assume).
However, this time the target is a node.js app that I have no control
over - and it obviously can't really make sense of this, resulting in a
404.
Personally, I consider this a bug on the side of the node.js app - but I
would hope there is a way to remove that double-slash on the nginx-side.
Thanks in advance.
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