I've created a fork of this project for CentOS. I've got a couple of improvements, but unfortunately I've had to make a lot of changes due to the differences between CentOS and Ubuntu.
I'm going to try to fork the project and migrate my fixes to both repos.
In the meantime, I did discover a bug in the SES routing, see this change:
The problem is in the etc/nginx/lucee.conf file. The proxy is only loaded if the script ends in .cfm or .cfc, so if you have URLs like /index.cfm/ses/safe/urls/ the proxy is never loaded, so the URL rewrite rule is never applied.
The fix I came up with is pretty simple
#match cfm or cfc files and proxy them off to tomcat
location ~* (\.cfm(\/|$)|\.cfc$) {
include lucee-proxy.conf;
}
Basically the proxy is loaded if the template ends in .cfm or matches the pattern .cfm/.
I've created a fork of this project for CentOS. I've got a couple of improvements, but unfortunately I've had to make a lot of changes due to the differences between CentOS and Ubuntu.
I'm going to try to fork the project and migrate my fixes to both repos.
In the meantime, I did discover a bug in the SES routing, see this change:
https://github.com/dswitzer/centos7-nginx-lucee/commit/075ca1836bbb3db1a68a5d075c9e16f9e9c928ed
The problem is in the
etc/nginx/lucee.conffile. The proxy is only loaded if the script ends in.cfmor.cfc, so if you have URLs like/index.cfm/ses/safe/urls/the proxy is never loaded, so the URL rewrite rule is never applied.The fix I came up with is pretty simple
Basically the proxy is loaded if the template ends in
.cfmor matches the pattern.cfm/.