>
> I've added the following rewrite line in the Config website:
>
> rewrite ^tagged\/(.*)$ /?p=blog&blog_tag_name=$1 break;
>
> It is supposedly called by the following URL: /tagged/Server be redirected to
> the
> following internally: /blog?blog_name=&blog_tag_name=Server
If the rewrite dir
Hello forum members,
I have the following problem and I hope someone can help me.
I've added the following rewrite line in the Config website:
rewrite ^tagged\/(.*)$ /?p=blog&blog_tag_name=$1 break;
It is supposedly called by the following URL: /tagged/Server be redirected
to the following int
On Fri, Dec 15, 2017 at 05:32:25PM +0300, Александр Трофимчук wrote:
Hi there,
> Nevertheless I wonder why the following (almost similar) config works?
I don't see it as similar. Am I missing something?
> I get php output when requesting for
> http://site.com//files/imagecache/small/1.jpg
> Tho
Thank you for advice!
I will add the "redirect".
Nevertheless I wonder why the following (almost similar) config works?
I get php output when requesting for
http://site.com//files/imagecache/small/1.jpg
Though rewrite goes to another location with some additional parameters the
configurations look
On Fri, Dec 15, 2017 at 03:48:20PM +0300, Alexander Trofimchouk wrote:
Hi there,
> My nginx rewrite works only if I add "permanent" directive. Without it there
> is no rewrite seen even in browser's network log.
http://nginx.org/r/rewrite
"rewrite" does not directly lead to "http redirect" with
Hello!
Please would you mind helping me.
My nginx rewrite works only if I add "permanent" directive. Without it there
is no rewrite seen even in browser's network log.
I have an image cache system which works this way:
- there is a folder for uploaded images ( )
- folder for small thumbnails o
