Internal marked 503 error page returns default 404

[ryd994]

Hi Adam,

Why not use @named location directly?

error_page 503 @unavailable;
location @unavailable {
        alias /absolute/path/to/file;
}


Notice the path is not related to document root.


On Tue, Aug 25, 2015, 05:33 Joó Ádám <adam at jooadam.hu> wrote:

Hi Francis,

Thank you for your response. After some further reading I think now I
get the processing cycle. I would rather not create a separate root
for one file, so I settled with the following:

    location = /unavailable.html {
        return 503;
    }

    location @unavailable {
        try_files /unavailable.html =500;
    }

    try_files $uri =503;

    error_page 503 @unavailable;

Thanks,
Ádám

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