In some cases you have no choice then use root inside location (like
different roots for different requests in 1 block or a dynamic root for
a
dynamic request) so when you know what your doing its not a bad thing.
In some cases you have no choice then use root inside location (like
different roots for different requests in 1 block or a dynamic root
for a
dynamic request) so when you know what your doing its not a bad
thing.
Yes, I understand, but to remove confusion, the default file could
have:
a global root outside location block
some specific root in location blocks, with description (eg: using a
specific root)
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Laurent CREPET
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