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Hi!
You can disable access to these domains by editing each one’s nginx server block and adding the following block after server_name, listen, and ssl_*.
server {
....
location / {
deny all;
}
....
}
This will cause nginx to return a 403 Forbidden error on every part of the domains. If each domain has separate http and https server blocks, you will want to update both. Make sure you reload or restart nginx afterwards so that the changes take effect!