On Thu, Jan 31, 2013 at 06:53:40AM -0500, m.desantis wrote:
> You mean like this?
No.
Read the mail again.
> But now restriction rules are applied to all PHP files; instead I want to
> apply them just to some PHP files; should I use a nested location? something
> like this?
No.
Your very first example was almost correct. You had
location = /some/path/phpinfo.php {
}
which you said was the one location which matched the request that you
cared about.
In *that* location, put all of the configuration that you want for
that request.
(It is probably only six lines, since you know exactly what filename you
want the fastcgi server to process.)
f
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> You mean like this?
No.
Read the mail again.
> But now restriction rules are applied to all PHP files; instead I want to
> apply them just to some PHP files; should I use a nested location? something
> like this?
No.
Your very first example was almost correct. You had
location = /some/path/phpinfo.php {
}
which you said was the one location which matched the request that you
cared about.
In *that* location, put all of the configuration that you want for
that request.
(It is probably only six lines, since you know exactly what filename you
want the fastcgi server to process.)
f
--
Francis Daly francis@daoine.org
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