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How to do nginx redirect for dynamic page urls
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowIn Nginx, how can I rewrite all http requests to https while maintaining sub-domain?nginx ssl redirectnginx redirect dynamic page urlsNginx Redirect via Proxy, Rewrite and Preserve URLNginx redirect loop with Wordpressnginx redirect several https subdomains to different urlsnginx: ssl verification failed + wrong redirectExclude Let's Encrypt http requests from nginx https redirectNGINX redirect for multiple domainsNginx http to https redirect not working when listening to upstream loadbalancer
I need to change nginx config in a way , that every dynamically generated request is being redirected to main domain.
I'm not sure how to achieve this. Help please!
Not sure if this matters, but I want to add, that traffic goes thru nginx reveser proxy (ssl) to simple web server (nginx)
https://mypage.com/something ->https://mypage.com
https://mypage.com/anything123 ->https://mypage.com
https://mypage.com/randomtext ->https://mypage.com
nginx redirect
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I need to change nginx config in a way , that every dynamically generated request is being redirected to main domain.
I'm not sure how to achieve this. Help please!
Not sure if this matters, but I want to add, that traffic goes thru nginx reveser proxy (ssl) to simple web server (nginx)
https://mypage.com/something ->https://mypage.com
https://mypage.com/anything123 ->https://mypage.com
https://mypage.com/randomtext ->https://mypage.com
nginx redirect
asked Mar 25 at 12:49
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How can you tell which request needs to be redirected?
– Michael Hampton♦
Mar 25 at 13:49
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I need to change nginx config in a way , that every dynamically generated request is being redirected to main domain.
I'm not sure how to achieve this. Help please!
Not sure if this matters, but I want to add, that traffic goes thru nginx reveser proxy (ssl) to simple web server (nginx)
https://mypage.com/something ->https://mypage.com
https://mypage.com/anything123 ->https://mypage.com
https://mypage.com/randomtext ->https://mypage.com
nginx redirect
asked Mar 25 at 12:49
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I need to change nginx config in a way , that every dynamically generated request is being redirected to main domain.
I'm not sure how to achieve this. Help please!
Not sure if this matters, but I want to add, that traffic goes thru nginx reveser proxy (ssl) to simple web server (nginx)
https://mypage.com/something ->https://mypage.com
https://mypage.com/anything123 ->https://mypage.com
https://mypage.com/randomtext ->https://mypage.com
nginx redirect
nginx redirect
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How can you tell which request needs to be redirected?
– Michael Hampton♦
Mar 25 at 13:49
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How can you tell which request needs to be redirected?
– Michael Hampton♦
Mar 25 at 13:49
1
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How can you tell which request needs to be redirected?
– Michael Hampton♦
Mar 25 at 13:49
How can you tell which request needs to be redirected?
– Michael Hampton♦
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You could have two location blocks, one for exact match of root directory and the other one for everything else.
location = /
try_files /index.html = 404;
location /
return 301 /;
rewrite also can be used instead of return (redirect), but will be slower.
location /
rewrite ^ / permanent;
Another option is just to have a rewrite for everything (inside server block), without any location blocks. In this method, url will remain as the original url you typed on the browser.
server
root /xxx/xxx/xx;
server_name mypage.com;
rewrite ^.*$ /index.html;
answered 18 hours ago
ChamindaChaminda
312
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You to force all pages to the main domain?
this is the php, you can also embed into another page
<?php
$url=$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
if($url!=$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'])
header("Location:https://url.host");
?>
answered Mar 25 at 13:28
freddybobjofreddybobjo
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This is completely irrelevant. There is no PHP mentioned in the question, and this isn't a site about programming anyway.
– Michael Hampton♦
Mar 25 at 13:49
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You could have two location blocks, one for exact match of root directory and the other one for everything else.
location = /
try_files /index.html = 404;
location /
return 301 /;
rewrite also can be used instead of return (redirect), but will be slower.
location /
rewrite ^ / permanent;
Another option is just to have a rewrite for everything (inside server block), without any location blocks. In this method, url will remain as the original url you typed on the browser.
server
root /xxx/xxx/xx;
server_name mypage.com;
rewrite ^.*$ /index.html;
answered 18 hours ago
ChamindaChaminda
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You could have two location blocks, one for exact match of root directory and the other one for everything else.
location = /
try_files /index.html = 404;
location /
return 301 /;
rewrite also can be used instead of return (redirect), but will be slower.
location /
rewrite ^ / permanent;
Another option is just to have a rewrite for everything (inside server block), without any location blocks. In this method, url will remain as the original url you typed on the browser.
server
root /xxx/xxx/xx;
server_name mypage.com;
rewrite ^.*$ /index.html;
answered 18 hours ago
ChamindaChaminda
312
add a comment |
You could have two location blocks, one for exact match of root directory and the other one for everything else.
location = /
try_files /index.html = 404;
location /
return 301 /;
rewrite also can be used instead of return (redirect), but will be slower.
location /
rewrite ^ / permanent;
Another option is just to have a rewrite for everything (inside server block), without any location blocks. In this method, url will remain as the original url you typed on the browser.
server
root /xxx/xxx/xx;
server_name mypage.com;
rewrite ^.*$ /index.html;
answered 18 hours ago
ChamindaChaminda
312
You could have two location blocks, one for exact match of root directory and the other one for everything else.
location = /
try_files /index.html = 404;
location /
return 301 /;
rewrite also can be used instead of return (redirect), but will be slower.
location /
rewrite ^ / permanent;
Another option is just to have a rewrite for everything (inside server block), without any location blocks. In this method, url will remain as the original url you typed on the browser.
server
root /xxx/xxx/xx;
server_name mypage.com;
rewrite ^.*$ /index.html;
answered 18 hours ago
ChamindaChaminda
312
answered 18 hours ago
ChamindaChaminda
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answered 18 hours ago
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answered 18 hours ago
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You to force all pages to the main domain?
this is the php, you can also embed into another page
<?php
$url=$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
if($url!=$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'])
header("Location:https://url.host");
?>
answered Mar 25 at 13:28
freddybobjofreddybobjo
15
1
This is completely irrelevant. There is no PHP mentioned in the question, and this isn't a site about programming anyway.
– Michael Hampton♦
Mar 25 at 13:49
add a comment |
You to force all pages to the main domain?
this is the php, you can also embed into another page
<?php
$url=$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
if($url!=$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'])
header("Location:https://url.host");
?>
answered Mar 25 at 13:28
freddybobjofreddybobjo
15
1
This is completely irrelevant. There is no PHP mentioned in the question, and this isn't a site about programming anyway.
– Michael Hampton♦
Mar 25 at 13:49
add a comment |
You to force all pages to the main domain?
this is the php, you can also embed into another page
<?php
$url=$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
if($url!=$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'])
header("Location:https://url.host");
?>
answered Mar 25 at 13:28
freddybobjofreddybobjo
15
You to force all pages to the main domain?
this is the php, you can also embed into another page
<?php
$url=$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
if($url!=$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'])
header("Location:https://url.host");
?>
answered Mar 25 at 13:28
freddybobjofreddybobjo
15
answered Mar 25 at 13:28
freddybobjofreddybobjo
15
answered Mar 25 at 13:28
freddybobjofreddybobjo
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answered Mar 25 at 13:28
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This is completely irrelevant. There is no PHP mentioned in the question, and this isn't a site about programming anyway.
– Michael Hampton♦
Mar 25 at 13:49
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1
This is completely irrelevant. There is no PHP mentioned in the question, and this isn't a site about programming anyway.
– Michael Hampton♦
Mar 25 at 13:49
1
1
This is completely irrelevant. There is no PHP mentioned in the question, and this isn't a site about programming anyway.
– Michael Hampton♦
Mar 25 at 13:49
This is completely irrelevant. There is no PHP mentioned in the question, and this isn't a site about programming anyway.
– Michael Hampton♦
Mar 25 at 13:49
add a comment |
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How can you tell which request needs to be redirected?
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