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* $host is the Host sent by the user's browser. This is the correct setting if the service has built-in support for being proxied. * $proxy_host is the Host as if the browser would run on the proxy. This is the correct setting if the service does not have built-in support for reverse proxies. It is also the nginx default. * In nginx, you cannot unset the Host header. Configuring headers multiple times just sends multiple values with the http request. So there is no way to "fix" the Host by adding a custom header if it is already set. For these reasons, Host should not be set (and default to $proxy_host). In the unlikely case that your service needs something else you can then just set the header in the GUI. Fixes https://github.com/NginxProxyManager/nginx-proxy-manager/issues/2675 |
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