I'm pretty unexperienced using reverse proxy, so my question can be really lame, sorry for that.
I'm trying to reach my owncloud server through nginx reverse-proxy, but it can't load perfectly.
I have an NGINX reverse-proxy server using multiple locations. I would like to make a new public access to my owncloud server located in another machine with apache. I would like to use _https://my_public_url/owncloud_ to reach my owncloud server, so I made the location block like this:
Whem I'm using
location / {
proxy_pass http://my_owncloudserver_url/;
everything is fine.
But in this case:
location /owncloud/ {
proxy_pass http://my_owncloudserver_url/;
I get the index.php/login page without any formatting, as /apps, /core, etc. requests are still requested from "https://my_public_url/apps/...", "https://my_public_url/core/...", etc. instead of "https://my_public_url/owncloud/core/..." where the files are located, as these requests don't match with /owncloud/ location and aren't proxied.
I guess I should use rewrite to change the urls of these requests, putting the "/owncloud/" part into the url.
If I'm using a separate location to match with "/core/..." requests, like:
location /core/ {
rewrite ^/core/(.*)$ /owncloud/core/$1 permanent;
}
then it seems to be OK, but I won't make a lot of different locations to match with all various requests.
How could I fix this? I'm running out if ideas, although it must be pretty easy.
Thanks, sanglee