How do I change the port nginx uses?

How do i get rid on this “Welcome to nginx” screen when i go to my commonly used websites?

would like to make them active/active, but how? should i cascade two
nginx instances, the first as loadbalancer the second as reverse proxy.
how to configure direct server return in this situation?

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Nginx Maillist: Re: reverse proxy cache design

Background
———-

The logic is pretty simple:

1. based on the input URI, determine what file will be
sent. this will possibly involved a (cached) db lookup.

2a. set these headers:

Content-disposition:
ETag:
X-mod_asset-version: (my custom header)

2b. set mime type.

3. allow nginx to send the bytes of the file. Hopefully
it will handle these headers:

Last-Modified:
Content-Length:
Accept-Ranges:
Content-Range:
Content-Length:

Questions
———

For 2b, this is the proper way?

r->headers_out.content_type.len = sizeof(“image/gif”) – 1;
r->headers_out.content_type.data = (u_char *) “image/gif”;

is there a special way to malloc the .data so that it
will be freed automatically when the request is complete?

For 3, should I be using X-Accel-Redirect?

add_header(“X-Accel-Redirect: /protected/iso.img”);

If so, then I can simply set my headers and pass along to the next
phase?

Any simple example modules I can use as a starting point?

Many TIA!!
Mark

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Mark Harrison
Pixar Animation Studios

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Nginx Maillist: quick start on writing a module?

This will get you off with a nginx server.  Then, you have to configure your conf file and setup some start-up scripts, etc.