Wildcard subdomain proxy_pass

jazz1611

Hello,

I need help rewrite to proxy_pass with wildcard subdomain. I want it proxy_pass like this:

from "*.destination.com/?string" to "*.mydomain.com/?string"
ex: "a.destination.com/?string=B" to "a.mydomain.com/?string=B"

Regards,

lemon

server {
        listen 443;
        ssl on;
        ssl_certificate         /path/to/cert;
        ssl_certificate_key     /path/to/privkey;

        server_name             a.mydomain.com;

        location / {
                proxy_pass http(s?)://a.destination.com;
        }
}

jazz1611

@lemon said:
server {
listen 443;
ssl on;
ssl_certificate /path/to/cert;
ssl_certificate_key /path/to/privkey;

server_name a.mydomain.com;

location / {
proxy_pass http(s?)://a.destination.com;
}
}

If more 50 subdomain of destination.com, how we do?

seanho

Haven't tried this, but try a regex capture:

server_name ~(?<subdom>.+)\.destination\.com$
...
proxy_pass $scheme://$subdom.mydomain.com$request_uri

jazz1611

@seanho said:
Haven't tried this, but try a regex capture:

server_name ~(?<subdom>.+)\.destination\.com$
...
proxy_pass $scheme://$subdom.mydomain.com$request_uri

Seem your rewrite not correct

FHR

server_name ~(?<sub>[^\.]*)\.destination\.com$;

Copied straight from my server, where this regex works fine.

proxy_pass $scheme://$sub.mydomain.com$request_uri

jazz1611

@FHR said:
server_name ~(?<sub>[^\.]*)\.destination\.com$;

Copied straight from my server, where this regex works fine.

proxy_pass $scheme://$sub.mydomain.com$request_uri

As i see it will bypass to your domain, not from destination

FHR

@jazz1611 said:

@FHR said:
server_name ~(?<sub>[^\.]*)\.destination\.com$;

Copied straight from my server, where this regex works fine.

proxy_pass $scheme://$sub.mydomain.com$request_uri

As i see it will bypass to your domain, not from destination

It will do exactly what you written in your first post.

jazz1611

@FHR said:

@jazz1611 said:

@FHR said:
server_name ~(?<sub>[^\.]*)\.destination\.com$;

Copied straight from my server, where this regex works fine.

proxy_pass $scheme://$sub.mydomain.com$request_uri

As i see it will bypass to your domain, not from destination

It will do exactly what you written in your first post.

No, you are mistake my mean. I want leech content from destination to my site via proxy_pass

Update: i just replace destination to mydomain and it work

FHR

@jazz1611 said:

@FHR said:

@jazz1611 said:

@FHR said:
server_name ~(?<sub>[^\.]*)\.destination\.com$;

Copied straight from my server, where this regex works fine.

proxy_pass $scheme://$sub.mydomain.com$request_uri

As i see it will bypass to your domain, not from destination

It will do exactly what you written in your first post.

No, you are mistake my mean. I want leech content from destination to my site via proxy_pass

By leech, do you mean redirect visitors of a page you don't have control over to your server? If so, it doesn't work like this.

jazz1611

@FHR said:

@jazz1611 said:

@FHR said:

@jazz1611 said:

@FHR said:
server_name ~(?<sub>[^\.]*)\.destination\.com$;

Copied straight from my server, where this regex works fine.

proxy_pass $scheme://$sub.mydomain.com$request_uri

As i see it will bypass to your domain, not from destination

It will do exactly what you written in your first post.

No, you are mistake my mean. I want leech content from destination to my site via proxy_pass

By leech, do you mean redirect visitors of a page you don't have control over to your server? If so, it doesn't work like this.

I just replace destination to mydomain and it work