Thanks for the quick response!
Looks like that is matching how I intend... however it (of course)
revealed another issue in my app layer :) But at least the NGINX configs
seems correct now.
Thanks!
On 12/5/2013 6:40 PM, Jonathan Matthews wrote:
On 5 December 2013 23:29, Brad Van Sickle <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
I'm running in a somewhat urgent issue where I have to make a
case-insensitive location match on a URI segment that is at the
beginning of the URI.
so I want to match
/uri-segment/*
/URI-segment/*
/Uri-Segment/*
etc..
I know that this will match the start of the URI:
location ^~ /uri-segment
It will, but that's not what the regex-alike "^" means there. There,
it means "... and if this /does/ match, stop immediately and don't
consider any regex matches". See
http://wiki.nginx.org/HttpCoreModule#location for more information. (I
personally consider this a really bad choice of character by nginx -
it /always/ confuses me!)
and this will match regardless of case:
location ~* /uri-segment(.*)
But chaining them together and using ^~*doesn't seem to work. Is this
possible? If so what am I missing?
Seeing how you said this is urgent, I'll not do what I /normally/ do
and just give you pointers to the docs that'll help you :-)
You want
location ~* ^/uri-segment(.*) { }
HTH,
Jonathan
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