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So, a typical use would be to specify the key and loginurl on the main level and then only turn on the locations that you want to secure (not the login page).
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To compile nginx with this module, use an `--add-module` option to `configure`
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The Dockerfile builds all of the dependencies as well as the module, downloads a binary version of nginx, and runs the module as a dynamic module.
At this point I needed to edit the Makefile. I couldn't figure out how to link in the dependent libraries via the configure command so I added them in by hand.
Have a look at build.sh, which creates the docker image and container and executes some test requests to illustrate that some pages are secured by the module and requre a valid JWT.
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