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(Default nginx page showing up on your website)

by seven-dev 11y ago

xojoc 11y ago
It works for me. Care to show me a screenshot?
- seven-dev 11y ago
  "Welcome to nginx on Debian! If you see this page, the nginx web server is successfully installed and working on Debian. Further configuration is required. For online documentation and support please refer to nginx.org Please use the reportbug tool to report bugs in the nginx package with Debian. However, check existing bug reports before reporting a new bug. Thank you for using debian and nginx." I meant here: http://kairos.xyz/ http://kairos.xyz/
- seven-dev 11y ago
  When I make a request from another IP, it gives me the right page. " (...) Try... Who is Richard Stallman? define bravado 10 USD to EUR RFC 2460 generate username help - about"
  - xojoc 11y ago
    This is so strange. If I fetch the page from http://archive.is http://archive.is I get the same default Nginx page http://archive.is/AxHFV http://archive.is/AxHFV the only thing I can think off right now is that the http "Host" header field is not sent. I have several sites on the same server and Nginx is used as a reverse proxy and uses the Host field to redirect traffic to different ports.
    - level3 11y ago
      You should really consider using multiple server blocks instead of relying on the Host field.
      - xojoc 11y ago
        I do. Nginx does the matching using the Host field http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_core_module.html#server_name http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_core_module.html#serv...
        level3 11y ago
        Hmm, I could've sworn that server_name doesn't rely on the Host header. My mistake.
- cstejerean 11y ago
  I also get the Nginx default page when I click on your link from my iPhone. I'd take a screenshot but not sure how to link that from here.
- bratch 11y ago
  The host (assuming the same host) is responding with a different website when accessed via IPv4 vs IPv6. $ curl -4s http://kairos.xyz/ | grep title <title>Kairos</title> $ curl -6s http://kairos.xyz/ | grep title <title>Welcome to nginx on Debian!</title> $ host kairos.xyz kairos.xyz has address 107.161.29.121 kairos.xyz has IPv6 address 2604:180:0:a54::24d9
  - xojoc 11y ago
    Thanks, I found the problem. I thought that with Nginx, Ipv6 would just work but I had to add listen 80; listen [::]:80; to my server block.

(Default nginx page showing up on your website)

xojoc 11y ago

It works for me. Care to show me a screenshot?

seven-dev 11y ago
"Welcome to nginx on Debian! If you see this page, the nginx web server is successfully installed and working on Debian. Further configuration is required. For online documentation and support please refer to nginx.org Please use the reportbug tool to report bugs in the nginx package with Debian. However, check existing bug reports before reporting a new bug. Thank you for using debian and nginx." I meant here: http://kairos.xyz/ http://kairos.xyz/
seven-dev 11y ago
When I make a request from another IP, it gives me the right page. " (...) Try... Who is Richard Stallman? define bravado 10 USD to EUR RFC 2460 generate username help - about"
- xojoc 11y ago
  This is so strange. If I fetch the page from http://archive.is http://archive.is I get the same default Nginx page http://archive.is/AxHFV http://archive.is/AxHFV the only thing I can think off right now is that the http "Host" header field is not sent. I have several sites on the same server and Nginx is used as a reverse proxy and uses the Host field to redirect traffic to different ports.
  - level3 11y ago
    You should really consider using multiple server blocks instead of relying on the Host field.
    - xojoc 11y ago
      I do. Nginx does the matching using the Host field http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_core_module.html#server_name http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_core_module.html#serv...
      - level3 11y ago
        Hmm, I could've sworn that server_name doesn't rely on the Host header. My mistake.
cstejerean 11y ago
I also get the Nginx default page when I click on your link from my iPhone. I'd take a screenshot but not sure how to link that from here.
bratch 11y ago
The host (assuming the same host) is responding with a different website when accessed via IPv4 vs IPv6. $ curl -4s http://kairos.xyz/ | grep title <title>Kairos</title> $ curl -6s http://kairos.xyz/ | grep title <title>Welcome to nginx on Debian!</title> $ host kairos.xyz kairos.xyz has address 107.161.29.121 kairos.xyz has IPv6 address 2604:180:0:a54::24d9
- xojoc 11y ago
  Thanks, I found the problem. I thought that with Nginx, Ipv6 would just work but I had to add listen 80; listen [::]:80; to my server block.