To restrict access to a specific URL prefix in Nginx based on IP addresses, you can use the allow
and deny
directives inside a location
block. The allow
directive specifies which IPs are allowed, and the deny
directive blocks all others. Here's how you can configure it:
- Define a
location
block that matches your URL prefix.
- Inside this block, use
allow
for each IP address you want to grant access.
- Use
deny all
to block all other IP addresses.
Here's an example config for Nginx:
server {
# ... other server config ...
location /your_url_prefix/ {
allow 192.168.1.100; # Allow this IP
allow 192.168.1.101; # Allow another IP
deny all; # Deny all other IPs
# ... other location config ...
}
}
In this example, replace /your_url_prefix/
with your specific URL prefix and 192.168.1.100
, 192.168.1.101
with the IP addresses you want to allow. After updating the configuration, make sure to reload Nginx to apply the changes.
- Summary: Configure Nginx to restrict access to a specific URL prefix by IP using
allow
and deny
directives within a location
block.
location
s. Context: http, server, location, limit_except.nginx -T
and clear details about "allow & deny do not work inside locations".