Just a breaktrough, but the problem persists:
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#example of directory that doesn't need to use rewrite.
location match "/themes/(.*)/assets/(.*)" {
request no rewrite
}
#index.php is the entry point of the application and runs the php fastcgi.
location match "index.php" {
fastcgi
Hi,
I'm trying to adapt the rewrite rules of OctoberCMS to httpd.conf to
avoid using apache-httpd.
Now everything is working ok with this rules:
-
#example of directory that doesn't need to use rewrite.
location match "/themes/(.*)/assets/(.*)" {
request no rewrite
}
#index.php i
On 6/24/2018 10:25 PM, Ve Telko wrote:
If you or your framework uses REQUEST_URI you don't need
request rewrite feature. Using REQUEST_URI and request
rewrite feature are two oposite solutions for the same problem.
To mimic nginx's try_files do something like this:
location match "/hello/.*" {
Hi Scott.
If you or your framework uses REQUEST_URI you don't need
request rewrite feature. Using REQUEST_URI and request
rewrite feature are two oposite solutions for the same problem.
To mimic nginx's try_files do something like this:
location match "/hello/.*" {
root "/index.php"
I was very eager to implement the new rewrite functionality in httpd.
However, I've run into an issue, and I am uncertain whether the new
behavior is CGI-compliant or not.
The app I am attempting to convert to httpd is currently built on nginx,
and the rewrite functionality it offers satisfies
Hello guys,
I try to move from nginx to httpd. But I have a problem with rewrite. I try to
use this nginx-rule:
rewrite ^/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync?(.*)$
/tine20/index.php?frontend=activesync$1;
with httpd:
location "/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync" {
Hello all,
I am an end user that wants learn php, currently i try to follow a course.
For it i try to use httpd daemon on openbsd 5.9-stable
Sorry if this subject is posted yet in the past. In fact i do not really
understood what about it is talked here :
https://github.com/reyk/httpd/issues/2
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