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When using wordpress solution with docker compose (mysql, wordpress and nginx containers) and configuring nginx to receive https connection in a non default https port, it is necessary to include $server_port; in the Host header. If it is not there, some administration pages inside /wp-admin will load, but the root path and blog posts won't, resulting in ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS error.
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When using wordpress solution with docker compose (mysql, wordpress and nginx containers) and configuring nginx to receive https connection in a non default https port, it is necessary to include $server_port; in the Host header. If it is not there, some administration pages inside /wp-admin will load, but the root path and blog posts won't, resulting in ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS error.
The configuration was tested using the following docker images: