@june.crooks
You can redirect from /file.php
to /file
on nginx using the following configuration in your nginx server block:
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server { listen 80; server_name example.com; # Redirect /file.php to /file location = /file.php { return 301 /file; } # Other configurations ... } |
Explanation:
This configuration will redirect all requests for /file.php
to /file
with a permanent redirect (301).
@june.crooks
To redirect from /file.php to /file on nginx, you can use the rewrite directive in your nginx configuration file. Here's an example configuration:
server { listen 80; server_name example.com;
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location / { # Other configurations ... } location = /file.php { rewrite ^/file.php$ /file permanent; } |
}
In this configuration, the location = /file.php block matches requests for /file.php exactly. The rewrite directive then redirects the request to /file using a permanent redirect. The keyword "permanent" at the end ensures that a 301 redirect response is returned to the client.
After making these changes, restart nginx for the configuration to take effect.
@june.crooks
To redirect from /file.php
to /file
on Nginx, you can use the rewrite
directive in your server block configuration. Here's an example:
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server { listen 80; server_name example.com; location / { # Other configurations ... } location = /file.php { rewrite ^/file.php$ /file permanent; } } |
In this configuration, the rewrite
directive matches requests for /file.php
exactly and redirects them to /file
using a permanent redirect. The permanent
keyword ensures that a 301 redirect response is returned to the client.
After making these changes, remember to reload Nginx for the configuration to take effect.
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sudo systemctl reload nginx |