Including the hostname in a HTML file served by nginx

Question

Does nginx offer a way to add the hostname (and port) in an HTML file (without using other solutions, such as PHP)?

CyberDem0n · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-14 14:14:09Z

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May be SSI is what you are looking for?

All variables, which available in core module also available in ssi module.

Usage example:

<!--# echo var="host" default="unknown_host" -->:<!--# echo var="server_port" default="unknown_port" -->

I had put this string inside test.html and invoke this page through http://localhost/test.html

As a result I get following string:

localhost:80

edited Aug 14, 2012 at 14:14

answered Aug 14, 2012 at 13:39

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Flavio Copes Over a year ago

I'd like to retrieve it automatically, maybe a nginx-provided variable I can drop in. I could resort to get it from a hardcoded HTML file if there's no other way, but I'm curious to see if there's some other option.

Flavio Copes Over a year ago

Well, something like the $date_local or $date_gmt variables offered by SSI, but with hostname and port

CyberDem0n Over a year ago

I've updated my answer, you can find example of usage SSI module

Erkan Şirin Over a year ago

Don't forget to add ssi on; to nginx.conf

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