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    Nginx Error - HTTPS

    Hi all, Apologies if I have posted this in the wrong section of the forum but I could not find anywhere else to post this. I am relatively new to nginx and have installed and configured it as a reverse proxy. All the virtual hosts I have set up thus far are working fine. The problem has arisen...
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    Proxy Set Headers

    I have just set up my first nginx reverse proxy server and am trying to understand what exactly the "proxy_set_header" function is for. For instance, I have seen "proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr;" and "proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;" and do not fully...
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    Bind DNS Server

    Nevermind, sorted it. I had to add www.ubuntweb.local to /etc/hosts not just ubuntuweb.local. Thanks for your help again!
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    Bind DNS Server

    Thanks for pointing me in the right direction, I seem to have dnsmasq working for the most part. The only trouble I am having now is loading a webpage from my local webserver using a FQDN. For instance http://ubuntuweb works in my web browser fine but http://ubuntuweb.local is not found...
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    Bind DNS Server

    I do update the serial numbers and restart bind. The servers are static, 204 and 208. I think I'll go ahead and give dnsmasq a try, I'm having nothing but difficulty with bind, thanks for your help again.
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    Bind DNS Server

    Thanks for the response dos2unix. Right I have adjusted the A records to just the name rather than the FQDN. In the client, the only name server it lists in resolv.conf is 172..0.0.53 which is odd because I have definitely set up 192.168.1.204 as its nameserver in the network settings as shown...
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    Bind DNS Server

    Hi all, I am new to this forum and relatively new to linux. I have recently acquainted myself with Ubuntu and Debian and find them fascinating, as I have been using Windows most my life. I have installed Ubuntu Server and been able to successfully complete a couple of tasks such as setting up...
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