I have an nginx proxy to redirect http requests with a specified port to another https url.
Here is my configuration so far:
server { listen 59848; location / { resolver 8.8.8.8; proxy_pass }
}Note that "example.com" is only used for this example and later I will restrict the request to be sent only from localhost.
This works just fine, as long as the server behind the "proxy_pass" url uses a valid SSL certificate signed by a well known CA Authority (which root certificate somehow used by nginx).
But I have the problem that I have to use a custom self-signed SSL client Certificate on the nginx-side. Does somebody know how to install this self-signed certificate to nginx?
11 Answer
nginx allows usage of self-signed certificates by default:
Syntax: proxy_ssl_verify on | off;
Default: proxy_ssl_verify off;
Context: stream, server
Enables or disables verification of the proxied server certificate. remove the proxy_ssl_verify directive or set it to off.
Read more about it here: