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Nginx Ability to limit a force SSL address

Discussion in 'Nginx and PHP-FPM news & discussions' started by Chris, Feb 24, 2019.

  1. Chris

    Chris Member

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    I'm working on a forum that was previously vBulletin, and has been migrated to XenForo.
    It has a number of paypal subscriptions, and I've got the PHP scripts to do the work...but I changed from /forums/ to root (forcing www).

    Checking paypal IPN, it's following http://domain.com/forums/payment_gateway.php?method=paypal


    So I need to remove and force a non-www, not secure single item.

    Is that possible within the nginx configuration? I originally followed your force WWW setup.
     
  2. eva2000

    eva2000 Administrator Staff Member

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    Nginx 1.31.x
    MariaDB 10.x/11.4+/12.3+
    can't you update the IPN ?
     
  3. Chris

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    The IPN is inside of Paypal, I don't see a way to change the IPN for paypal.
     
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    wmtech Active Member

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    You are able to update the IPN with Paypal. I recommend to do that.
     
  5. Chris

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    Guess that's what's confusing. Yes you can update the future IPN url, but previous subscriptions you can change? Surely it's not that simple, as no one on XenForo has said it was for migration of paid subscriptions.
     
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    I did update the IPN, but it's not working properly.