On Sun, Aug 30, 2020 at 04:43:27PM +0000, Laura Smith wrote:
Hi there,
> I have a largely working NGINX config as below. The only problem is that
> when "/administrator" or "/administrator/" or "administrator/foo.php" is
> called, I always get prompted to download the PHP file rather than it be
> executed by PHP FPM. Meanwhile, calls to "/" or "/foo.php" operate as
> expected (i.e. executed correctly by PHP FPM).
>
In nginx, one request is handled in one location{}.
Your
> location ^~ /administrator/ {
will handle all requests that start with /administrator/; that location
does not do any special handling of php requests; all it will do is
serve files from the filesystem.
Depending on how you want the requests handled, possibly removing the
"^~" will work (that would mean that any requests that match other
regex-location{}s will not be handled in this location); or possibly
creating a nested regex location for "~php" within this location will
work (with contents very like the "main" php location).
(Your config seems to want basic authentication for "file" requests,
but not for "php" requests; that may well be what you intend.) (And the
limit_except lines seem redundant with the "if ($request_method" line;
but if what you have works, it works.)
Good luck with it,
f
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