29 load additional nginx configurations inside the server block for easier customization #30
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44-46: Consider protocol-agnostic configuration approachThe current implementation only includes server-specific configurations when X-Forwarded-Proto is HTTPS. This might be too restrictive as some configurations should apply regardless of the protocol. Consider:
- Moving protocol-specific configurations to separate files
- Using the main include directive for common configurations
Here's a suggested structure:
# Common configurations (outside if block) include /etc/nginx/server-conf.d/common/*.conf; # Protocol-specific configurations (inside if block) if ($http_x_forwarded_proto = "https") { include /etc/nginx/server-conf.d/https/*.conf; }README.md (1)
109-133: Enhance configuration persistence documentation.The Nginx configuration section is well-structured and informative. Consider adding the following clarifications to help users better understand configuration persistence in a Docker context:
- Mention that configurations added directly to the container will not persist after container restart.
- Recommend using Docker volumes or build-time copying for persistent configurations.
- Add a note about restarting the Nginx service or container after configuration changes.
Add the following content after line 133:
+ +> **Note**: Changes made directly inside the container will not persist after container restart. For persistent configurations: +> - Use Docker volumes to mount your configuration files +> - Add configurations during image build using Dockerfile +> - Restart the container or Nginx service after making configuration changes🧰 Tools
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125-131: LGTM! The code block formatting is appropriate.
The fenced code block style with syntax highlighting is preferred for better readability and maintainability.
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Fix inconsistent image name in the command example.
The command uses alpine-php-webserver but should use erseco/alpine-php-webserver to match the image name used throughout the documentation.
-docker-compose exec --user root alpine-php-webserver sh
+docker-compose exec --user root webserver shNote: The service name should match what's defined in your docker-compose.yml example (which uses webserver).
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Avoid using "if" blocks in server context
Using if directives in Nginx server blocks is generally discouraged due to unexpected behavior. Consider using separate server blocks for HTTP and HTTPS traffic:
# Default HTTP server
server {
listen 8080 default_server;
include /etc/nginx/server-conf.d/common/*.conf;
# ... other configurations ...
}
# HTTPS server (when behind reverse proxy)
server {
listen 8080;
include /etc/nginx/server-conf.d/common/*.conf;
include /etc/nginx/server-conf.d/https/*.conf;
# Only accept HTTPS traffic from reverse proxy
if ($http_x_forwarded_proto != "https") {
return 403;
}
# ... other configurations ...
}💡 Codebase verification
Directory permissions should be enforced in Dockerfile and documentation
The server-conf.d directory is referenced in the README and nginx configuration but isn't created during the build process. To ensure proper security:
- Add instructions in the Dockerfile to create
/etc/nginx/server-conf.dwith appropriate permissions (700 or 755) - Add a note in the README about required directory permissions
- Consider adding a validation check in the entrypoint script
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Ensure proper permissions on server-conf.d directory
The wildcard include of configuration files could pose a security risk if the directory permissions aren't properly restricted. Ensure that /etc/nginx/server-conf.d/ and its contents are only writable by root/appropriate system users.
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This pull request enhances the Nginx configuration setup by making it more flexible and easier to customize. The most important changes include updating the documentation to reflect these improvements and modifying the main Nginx configuration file to support server-specific configurations.
Documentation updates:
README.md: Updated the configuration section toNginx Configuration, added instructions for adding custom configurations, and provided an example of a server-specific configuration.Nginx configuration updates:
rootfs/etc/nginx/nginx.conf: Included a line to load additional server-specific configurations from/etc/nginx/server-conf.d/*.conf.Summary by CodeRabbit
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