Nginx prohibits direct access via IP and redirects to a custom 500 page

Directly to the configuration file

 server {              
 listen 80 default; # To prohibit direct access to the IP, you need to add default          
 server_name ~.*;                       
 error_page 404 400 402 401 /404.html; # Define the HTML file corresponding to the error status code location = /404.html {           
 # If you use a relative path, you should put the file in html/ under the nginx installation directory, for example: /usr/local/nginx/html/404.html
  root html;        
 }              
 error_page 500 /500.html;           
 location = /500.html {           
  root html;            
 }                        
 error_page 502 /502.html;           
 location = /502.html {           
  root html;            
 }             
 location / { # You must write the access IP here to jump to the custom 500.html           
  return 500;            
 }
 #return 500; # If written like this, it will jump to nginx's default 500 page}

This is the result of writing return 500;

This is the location

Additional knowledge: Solution to the problem that nginx still jumps to the welcome interface no matter how it is configured

Hello, fellow ape friends. When you use nginx for the first time, do you encounter the problem that no matter how you modify the nginx.conf file, it still jumps to the welcome interface? Then I searched Baidu and it was all in vain. You say you are not desperate? Are you angry? Don't panic, the savior is coming. . . . .

Causes of this problem: * Bro, you changed the wrong place. . . **

**After successfully installing nginx under Linux, people who use nginx for the first time will habitually find nginx.conf in the unzipped directory and then modify it. This is actually wrong and the modification will not have any effect.

The correct way is to use the whereis nginx command to find the nginx.conf file in the nginx installation directory and modify it**

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