NGINX > regex des locations

Sommaire :
1. /
2. /…/
3. =
4. ~
5. ~*
6. ^~
location permet une redirection au niveau du système. Si aucune meilleur correspondance, il sera utilisé comme résultat.


location [modifier] [URL-match] {
   ...
}
/
Toute requête
location / {...}
/…/
Toute requête commençant par /images/
location /images/ {
=
exactly match the requested prefix path and then stop searching for better matches.
location = /imgs {
OUI : mydomain.com/imgs
NON : mydomain/imgs/index.html,  mydomain/imgs/
~
case-sensitive regex the requested URI and continuously searches for a better match.
location ~ /imgs {
~*
case-insensitive regex. However, any requests that send to the /imgs/ folder will be entertained by the previous location block.
location ~* .(png|ico|gif|jpg|jpeg|css|js)$ {
^~
case-sensitive regex match against the requested URL. Therefore, if the URI will be matched in the /imgs or /imgs/pico.png, it stops searching to find a better match.
location ^~ /imgs {
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