SELinux will stop an nginx proxy from doing any traffic forwarding by default. Exceptions need to be configured within SELinux, and the current approach within ansible is very hacky: 1d899cacf3fa774920e5d3ca208c5d48b0ea672f
Need to provide a better approach, either with an ansible module or with a bash script.
SELinux will stop an nginx proxy from doing any traffic forwarding by default. Exceptions need to be configured within SELinux, and the current approach within ansible is very hacky: 1d899cacf3fa774920e5d3ca208c5d48b0ea672f
Need to provide a better approach, either with an ansible module or with a bash script.