I have a custom setup for a site, that makes a site the default nginx server config (server_name _;). There is no other default server set. I don't use Ploi aliases for this reason. Now, when I create a tenant, it will be loaded before the site server config (stored in include /etc/nginx/ploi/domain/before/*;) and thus making the tenant the default server and ignoring the given server_name, because nginx seems to use the first server block it finds as the default server, if none has been defined before. This prevents the main site config from being executed.

My question is: would it be possible to load tenants after the main site config, instead of before? Or make it configurable per tenant? I am not sure if there would be other side effects when loading tenants after the main config.

The issue in my case is that I wanted to use tenants to redirect a whole domain to another domain, but instead any domain that pointed to this site got redirected and not the domain defined in the tenant (the site uses about 60 domains). I create tenants using the API and update the nginx config according to our system, where I have stored a list of all domains and redirections.