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Answer by Mark for Turning an Apache http site into secure https site via...

You can solve the problem in your option #1 (which, as you said, is a much better approach) by setting the HTTP_X_FORWARDED_PROTO in your nginx config withproxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Proto $scheme;and...

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Answer by Bob for Turning an Apache http site into secure https site via...

Normally I would prefer to do all the heavy lifting on the reverse proxy and keep the backend site that gets exposed as original as possible.Your problem seems to be in essence that the (WordPress)...

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Answer by hardillb for Turning an Apache http site into secure https site via...

You should be able to tell Apache that the incoming request is being proxied from a HTTPS request with the proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Proto "https"; declaration in the first setup

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Turning an Apache http site into secure https site via Nginx reverse proxy

I have to support an old WordPress site running on Apache web server. To make things safer, this Apache server is in a Docker container, and it is accessible to the world via Nginx reverse proxy...

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