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  1. blueberry

    Question How to remove the HTML body of a 301 return of NGINX?

    By the way, I suspect Googlebot to have a bad behaviour when it reads this: <html> <head><title>301 Moved Permanently</title></head> <body> <center><h1>301 Moved Permanently</h1></center> <hr><center>nginx</center> </body> </html> I have noticed that many http urls ended in my crawl anomaly...
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    Question How to remove the HTML body of a 301 return of NGINX?

    I guess that it should work if you only use nginx. MAybe something like the following in additional nginx settings? Does it work? error_page 301 302 @30x; location @30x { default_type ""; # removes the Content-Type return 300; # is needed but will never be used } if ($ssl_protocol =...
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    Question How to remove the HTML body of a 301 return of NGINX?

    I found the way to make it work. The previous code from peter which is also the solution that published on serverfault https://serverfault.com/questions/421976/nginx-301-and-302-serving-small-nginx-document-body-any-way-to-remove-this-beha didn't work in server.conf, it was not a bad thing to...
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    Question How to remove the HTML body of a 301 return of NGINX?

    So, in order to secure the static files of nginx, i have decided to remove access from all static files in HTTP mode by adding the following directives to the additional nginx directives: location ~*...
  5. blueberry

    Question How to remove the HTML body of a 301 return of NGINX?

    Here is the answer from Google about leaving static files accessible from HTTP and HTTPs on Plesk to prevent a NGINX 301 redirect in Additional nginx directives:
  6. blueberry

    Question How to remove the HTML body of a 301 return of NGINX?

    Thank you. I chose not to modify server config files. In the past, I already crashed my nginx configuration and hopefully I had config file backups. I will rely on Apache redirections for the pages and maybe no redirections at all for the static files (I have sent a question to google about this...
  7. blueberry

    Question How to remove the HTML body of a 301 return of NGINX?

    When I perform a "curl h t t p : / / talk.plesk.com" I get: <html> <head><title>301 Moved Permanently</title></head> <body> <center><h1>301 Moved Permanently</h1></center> <hr><center>nginx</center> </body> </html> This is the default behavior of nginx for a 301 redirect. The same happens on...
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    Input I am so happy that I moved from Cpanel/whm to plesk

    I am so happy about Plesk and I didn't expect it. After installing Plesk, I discovered the backup was already up and running. On the other hand, on Cpanel/whm, I had to configure it several times, and it was deactivated several times. It is also so great that Plesk does not try to change the...
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    Resolved Best OS For Plesk Onyx for Linux

    I have installed Plesk using CentOS 7 and Debian 9. Plesk is faster on Debian 9
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