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.htaccess is useful only for Apache websites. I am trying out the following server configuration (usually kept in the /etc/sites-available folder) for Nginx
It seems to work. I wanted to send .html files directly instead of routing thru routes.php but that is working if I specify the .html file on the URL but if I do not give it, it should have sent it to index.html automatically,... possibly the routes.php has stuck onto the bare minimum "/" url I wonder how to make it go to /index.html
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Hi
.htaccess is useful only for Apache websites. I am trying out the following server configuration (usually kept in the /etc/sites-available folder) for Nginx
It seems to work. I wanted to send .html files directly instead of routing thru routes.php but that is working if I specify the .html file on the URL but if I do not give it, it should have sent it to index.html automatically,... possibly the routes.php has stuck onto the bare minimum "/" url I wonder how to make it go to /index.html
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: