'"$http_user_agent" "$http_x_forwarded_for"' Īccess_log /var/log/nginx/access.log main '$status $body_bytes_sent "$http_referer" '
Log_format main '$remote_addr - $remote_user "$request" ' As you can see in the following nf I currently have conf.d commented to use sites-enabled instead. I have tried using both the conf.d and sites-available + sites-enabled techniques of managing Nginx configs. Which is the same when I run Nexus without Nginx proxying.
I have enabled the SE Linux httpd_can_network_connect flag to allow the nginx process to connect to the Nexus socket. The nginx user is part of the nexus group so permissions should not be a problem. Some resources also have a DNS resolution bar as well. As I understand it this indicates the browser has too many connections open and is waiting for one to become free. When I look at the browser Developer Tools -> Network tab, Chrome reports that all the resources except the initial domain failed to load… MS Edge reports all resources got a 200 OK response, but displays the same dead images, text and empty iframe.įirefox shows the resources with no status, but with a red bar in the load time and a tool tip on the bar stating they are blocked. Now if I try to browse the site I get 3 broken images, the text “initializing …” and an empty iframe (it appears that the index mark-up is served as expected). I then change Nexus to port 59907 and set Nginx to listen on port 59906 and proxy_pass to localhost:59907. It renders correctly when I browse it at The Nexus UI functions correctly when started on its own. I have port 59906 opened in Azure and on the RHEL instance. (Therefore I guess I must be doing something really daft.) I have been trying to set up Nginx (on the same RHEL instance) as a reverse proxy (and to use as an SSL end point) for Nexus initially and for other services in the future.Īs I understand it this is a pretty common setup, so I am surprised that I can’t find any one with the same problem. I have set up Sonatype Nexus 3 Repository manager on an Azure RHEL (SELinux) instance. I am trying to serve a Nexus3 Repo Manager through Nginx reverse proxy, but it only serves the Index mark-up.
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