Assuming that you use it as a reverse proxy, I think you can do something similar with NGINX by mixing these guides:

I have two sessions in PHP: $_SESSION["session"]["key"] = md5 ($token . $userAgent . $ip); $_SESSION["session"]["timeout"] = time (); Just want to check that sessions with nginx, tried this code
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If I have the headers: X_HEADER1 & X_HEADER2, I want to reject all requests if either of these headers are not set or do not contain the correct values. What is the best way to do this? Thanks
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I have a site example.com that runs wordpress. Now I want to move this blog to subdomain blog.example.com, but also I want following: example.com --> static page (not wordpress) blog.example.c...
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