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I'm somewhat new to creating a reverse proxy, etc. However, I was able to easily bring up Zoraxy, and it is working perfectly and easily for me. I have one question. I would like to be able to maintain the incoming path/url when proxying to the destination. I've played with editing .htacess upstream with little success. So, it seems, Zoraxy provides the ability to manipulate headers (love it!). But .. now I need to figure out what headers to remove/replace/add to achieve this. Daunting - for me, but Doable. So Does Zoraxy have something similar to NGINX ProxyPreserveHost which i'm guessing is shortcut? Barring that, has anybody done this or can point me to what I need to do? thanks ... and thanks for an excellent product. |
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@grillop I am not sure what you are trying to do here, but Zoraxy will automate host and location rewrite for you. Are you seeing some kind of error on your upstream server? |
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Thanks for indulging me. I have gotten it working. Located the key and cert files on my ISP site, simply uploaded it in Zoraxy and this appears to work perfectly. Thank you