What the "uri" written in nginx doc(difference with the "file")?

홍한석

6/25/23, 5:24 AM

The last argument of try_files directive is slightly different from the others, it has a leading slash(but not means absolute path): e.g. try_files $uri $uri.html $uri/ /fallback/index.html;.

And the doc distinguish them as file and uri.

Also the doc of error_page, the last argument written as uri and it may internally redirect, like try_files one's.

Sum up above, uri means follows right?:

start with leading slash(/)
but not serve from absolute path, follow the directory within context
can cause an internal redirection(= lookup other location directives)

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IVO GELOV

6/25/23, 6:49 AM

This last URI argument is compared against your location blocks - and the best/longest match is used to resolve it. So if you do not have location /fallback { in your nginx.conf - the above example will return error 404.

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홍한석

6/25/23, 8:19 AM

I understood the behavior when try_files or error_page fallbacks to *`uri`*. But I wonder that is there any definition or reference for *`uri`*, the doc indicates, to verify my last 3 statements in the question.

홍한석

6/25/23, 8:22 AM

I gonna move to the server fault and close this question

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