Reputation: 45
I'm looking for the right rewrite rule for my Nginx server. I would like to remove a specific part of the URL.
An Example:
example.com/assets/files -- the real location
to
example.com/files
and
example.com/assets/files/image.jpg
to
example.com/files/image.jpg
and
example.com/assets/themes/css/style.css
to
example.com/themes/css/style.css
I have googled it, but none of the salutations I found worked for me. I just got some 500 errors.
So what rewrite rule do I need and where should I put it in my conf file. Thank you!
Upvotes: 1
Views: 5756
Reputation: 1162
According to what you have posted in question. I can figure out that you are try to rename your URL, without changing the exact location of the file.
For achieving this, add these in your server directive:
#Example :
#Rewriting example.com/themes -> example.com/assets/themes
location /themes {
rewrite ^/.* http://$server_name/assets/themes permanent;
}
location /files {
rewrite ^/.* http://$server_name/assets/files permanent;
}
Now your user would be opening for eg: http://example.com/files/image.jpg, and your file on server would be placed at location /var/www/..something.../example.com/assets/files/image.jpg
Hope this helps..! :)
Upvotes: 1