Nginx error page for setting 403 and 404

Nginx sets error pages such as 403 and 404. In nginx, you can customize the error 403 page or deny some ip addresses, however, if you write it like below, you may find that the custom erro 403 page does not work, but displays the default nginx 403 prompt: deny 192.168.0.1; deny 10.0.0.0/24; error_page 403/error.html; location =/error.html {root/var/www/error.html;} This is because denysentences have granted deny all access to 403.html, therefore, you need to add allow all in the locaction =/403.html statement. The specific process is as follows: # sudo vim/etc/nginx. conf deny 192.168.0.1; deny 10.0.0.0/24; error_page 403/error.html; location =/error.html {root/var/www/error.html; allow all ;}# sudo/etc/init. d/nginx restart is ready for access.