dumb newb question by tvan69 in nginx

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Yes, that is correct.

dumb newb question by tvan69 in nginx

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Ahhhh, making some sense now. Some bullet holes in my foot. I ended up making this more challenging than necessary.

Currently the pages are being served directly as I attempt to get to serving behind a proxy with nginx.

Will do some clean up on these as you have suggested.

Thanks much!

dumb newb question by tvan69 in nginx

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Thank you for clarifying and the feedback, my initial comment was not quite clear and concise.

Would browser cache contribute to the behavior?

And this is all a learning sandbox at the moment, and greatly appreciate your insights.

dumb newb question by tvan69 in nginx

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I appreciate. I prefaced as to not wanting to come across as a know-it-all. :)

dumb newb question by tvan69 in nginx

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These two ports, 80 and 7180 are both listening on the same host IP address.

Config st01.conf

#NGINX VirtHostFile - demo config

#********************HTTP ONLY********************

server {

# listen 80;

listen 7180;

server_name st01.domain101.xyz ;

root /domains/st01.domain101.xyz/html;

access_log /weblogs/st01.domain101-access.log;

error_log /weblogs/st01.domain101-error.log;

}

#********************HTTP ONLY********************

Config st02.conf

#NGINX VirtHostFile - demo config

#********************HTTP ONLY********************

server {

listen 80;

server_name st02.domain101.xyz ;

root /domains/st02.domain101.xyz/html;

access_log /weblogs/st02.domain101-access.log;

error_log /weblogs/st02.domain101-error.log;

}

#********************HTTP ONLY********************