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nginx custom locations support

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The core idea is to allow unRAID's nginx instance to serve as reverse proxy to dockers and plugins, so you don't need an additional nginx (via a docker or such).

 

Currently, /etc/nginx/nginx.conf has an include at the bottom

include /etc/nginx/conf.d/*.conf;

You could specify a nzbget.conf here and create a server block with a location to proxy 'http(s)://<ip|host>/nzbget' to the nzbget docker, for example.

 

The issue is that the generated emhttp-servers.conf sets its main server block as a 'default_server', so it catches all urls directed at the server.

 

Any other server block is essentially ignored, so nzbget.conf's server/location wouldn't work.

 

The request is to have a

include /etc/nginx/conf.d/locations/*.conf;

as the last line of emhttp-servers.conf's server block.

 

This way nzbget.conf would need just a location block and it would be picked by the main config file.

 

The integrity of emhttp-servers.conf would still be enforced by nginx_test_conf.

 

Hope you can accommodate this.

 

Any other idea/suggestion would be welcome.

I like this idea.... maybe put it in the feature requests and see if it gets traction?

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Yes, I will eventually do that :)

 

Although, I can live without it, not a pressing matter :D

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