Hi,
Does nginx have a function/map like Apache’s “int:tolower” that can be
used
to rewrite something like “/SuperUser/file.txt” to
“/superuser/file.txt”?
Regards,
Dennis
Hi,
Does nginx have a function/map like Apache’s “int:tolower” that can be
used
to rewrite something like “/SuperUser/file.txt” to
“/superuser/file.txt”?
Regards,
Dennis
On Tue, Dec 29, 2009 at 1:22 PM, Dennis J. [email protected]
wrote:
The only thing currently, I think, is a compile time option that can
force it to be case insensitive, but that probably isn’t quite what
you want either. Not really sure why you want this in the first
place. It is not generally considered for two resources to refer to
the same resource by different case unless the underlying filesystem
does as well. For example, go to http://google.com/SEARCH?q=nginx vs
nginx - Google Search
– Merlin
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