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I have Sentry installed on our second server and want to access it over a subdomain. The main domain is directed to the Server 1, the subdomain should point to server 2 and there to port 9000 where the sentry installation runs.
I use the following installation:
Server 1
sentry.domain.de redirected per DNS to Server 2
Server 2
domain.de only created for the subdomain
sentry.domain.de as webhosting with nginx, actually points to the sentry folder
When I access the sentry subdomain, I get an 403 Forbidden error, cause there is no index.html in the folder. As I changed the forwarding in the nginx.conf manually to the port 9000 for all entries, I get Error 400 Bad Request. And it seems, that the access is catched by the rules in the domain. I also tried to create a location /sentry and forward it to port 9000, but the same error.
Could you help me, how I can achieve the correct forwarding?
Many thanks
Ninerian
I have Sentry installed on our second server and want to access it over a subdomain. The main domain is directed to the Server 1, the subdomain should point to server 2 and there to port 9000 where the sentry installation runs.
I use the following installation:
Server 1
sentry.domain.de redirected per DNS to Server 2
Server 2
domain.de only created for the subdomain
sentry.domain.de as webhosting with nginx, actually points to the sentry folder
When I access the sentry subdomain, I get an 403 Forbidden error, cause there is no index.html in the folder. As I changed the forwarding in the nginx.conf manually to the port 9000 for all entries, I get Error 400 Bad Request. And it seems, that the access is catched by the rules in the domain. I also tried to create a location /sentry and forward it to port 9000, but the same error.
Could you help me, how I can achieve the correct forwarding?
Many thanks
Ninerian
