Nginx Empty Host Header

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This concept comes from the Windows IIS server; We can simply understand that a host header is a hostname;

Nginx Disable empty host header configuration

Can distribute requests according to domain name and location, reverse proxy;
Such as

server {        80;        server_name _;   ##标示空主机头        location / {                root html;                return404;        }        location ~ /.ht {                all;        }    }

This disables the empty host header access;

Nginx Set the domain name that can be forwarded

Ss

server {Listen the;server_name www. Test. com;Location/{root HTML;Index Index. htmlIndex. htm;}} server {listen the;server_name localhost;#charset koi8-r;#access_log Logs/host.access.log main;Location/{root HTML;Index Index. htmlIndex. htm;}#error_page 404/404.html;# REDIRECT Server error pages to the static page/50x.html#Error_page -502503504/ -x. html;Location =/ -x. html{Root HTML;} Location ~ (favicon. ico) {Root HTML;}    }

In the native configuration of two virtual host, one is www.test.com, one is localhost;

And the host binding is (modifies the/etc/hosts file):

127.0.0.1       localhost127.0.0.1  www.test.com127.0.0.1  www.test1.com

can now be accessed through localhost and www.test.com, while access via www.test1.com is rejected, reported 404 error;

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