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nginx - Redirect HTTP to HTTPS with ldirectord/LVS

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We're using LVS for load balancing and
want to do a 301 redirect for http://example.com to rel="nofollow
noreferrer">https://example.com



LVS
is enabling https without issue, but the http real servers are not being added to the
pool (weight of 0).



Does LVS not follow 301
redirects? If not, how do I configure ldirectord to send all HTTP traffic to
HTTPS?



Here is the nginx
config:




server
{
listen 80;
server_name example.com;
return 301
https://example.com$request_uri;
}

server {

listen 443;
ssl on;

ssl_certificate
server.crt;
ssl_certificate_key server.key;
server_name
example.com;

# more
here

}


And
ldirectord.cf looks like
this:




virtual=VIP:80

fallback=127.0.0.1:80
real=10.0.0.7:80 masq 5
real=10.0.0.8:80
masq 5
service=http
request="lvs.htm"

receive="lvs"
virtualhost=example.com

scheduler=wlc

protocol=tcp

checktype=negotiate

virtual=VIP:443

fallback=127.0.0.1:443
real=10.0.0.7:443 masq 5
real=10.0.0.8:443
masq 5
service=https
request="lvs.htm"

receive="lvs"

virtualhost=example.com

scheduler=wlc
protocol=tcp

checktype=negotiate


I
also tried setting my VIP to port 80 and my RIP ports to 443 which resulted in the
servers being added to the pool, but nginx then returns a 400 "The plain HTTP request
was sent to HTTPS port" error.


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I was
making this harder than it needed to be.




I modified my nginx.conf as
so:



server {
listen
80;
server_name example.com;

root
/var/www;

location = /lvs.htm {
#do
nothing

}

location / {
return 301
https://example.com$request_uri;

}
}


lvs.htm
resides in /var/www so the location is matched, searching stops and lvs.htm is served
with a 200 response code. LVS adds the server to the pool and when it is hit, nginx
correctly redirects to https with a 301.


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