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- - -Q: -What is the right way to do a trailing slash redirect for the -requests without a trailing slash in the URI? - - - -A: -If the URI refers to a static file or a directory then nginx -will do the redirect automatically. If it's not a static -content and REQUEST_URI should be proxied to the backends, -the following configuration will work: - - - - -location ~* /[^/\.]+$ { - rewrite ^(.*)$ http://$http_host$1/ permanent; -} - - - - -However, a better way of doing that would be separating -static content and proxying: - - - - -location / { - index index.php; - try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php?$args; -} - -location ~ (?^.*/[^/.]+$) { - return 301 http://$host$url/$is_args$args; -} - -location ~ \.php$ { - ... -} - - - -

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