From what it appears,
rewrite foo bar last;
Gets processed before any location blocks.
i.e. a request for
/foo/bar
with a rewrite of rewrite ^/foo/(.*) /$1 last;
will wind up making it /bar, so the location needs to be
location /bar {
}
Correct?
I am having issues with an app that needs a bunch of rewrites, some
pretty generic, and intercepting the request for just one URI path and
passing it on to either a location block that has its own
root/etc/etc, or I am even trying to proxy_pass it to port 81 with
another nginx server {} listening on it so it’s a fully isolated
instance…