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  1. Hi, I'm using nginx to redirect my unigui applications on IIS, but I need help to setting up. When nginx redirects an application to location, the files sources don't work. I've alredy tried to change ExtRoot and UniRoot, but without success. nginx conf upstream amteste { server localhost:91; } server { listen 80; proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr; proxy_set_header Host $host:$server_port; location = /amteste { return 301 /amteste/; } location /amteste/ { proxy_pass http://amteste/; } } Is it possible? Any idea?
  2. Hi, I need help setting up nginx as reverse proxy for my unigui applications. What I really need is pretty straight forward. For every unigui application I need a different path. For example I would like to serve two apps: app1 and app2. Both apps must be accessible through https and I would also like to support their mobile applications. So the needed endpoints are: app1: 1) http:\\domain\app1 2) http:\\domain\app1\m 3) https:\\domain\app1 4) https:\\domain\app1\m app2: 5) http:\\domain\app2 6) http:\\domain\app2\m 7) https:\\domain\app2 8) https:\\domain\app2\m Is this possible by using nginx and its reverse proxy feature? If not what is the most efficient workaround?
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