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Is there a docker config to return a custom http code instead / for a 503?
Lets say you have the domain "example.org" with a few subdomains, s1 and s2.
How would you return http 444 in case the user navigates to example.org instead of s1.example.org?
Is there a vhost config or sth similar for this problem? Tried a few options. Nothing worked.
Had to start a separate nginx container serving "nothing" at example.org and then add a vhost config in the nginx-proxy to return a 444.
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Is there a docker config to return a custom http code instead / for a 503?
Lets say you have the domain "example.org" with a few subdomains, s1 and s2.
How would you return http 444 in case the user navigates to example.org instead of s1.example.org?
Is there a vhost config or sth similar for this problem? Tried a few options. Nothing worked.
Had to start a separate nginx container serving "nothing" at example.org and then add a vhost config in the nginx-proxy to return a 444.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: