Broken non english url on redirect in Nginx

cheonmu

7/1/23, 1:59 PM

I am running WordPress on the NginX server.

And I have a problem with permalink getting the query string ?nonamp=1.

So I want to redirect like this:

example.com/abc/?nonamp=1/ redirect to example.com/abc/

The code below I found works fine.

if ($arg_nonamp) {
    return 301 $uri;
}

if ($query_string ~ "^(.*)nonamp(.*)$") {
        rewrite ^(.*)$ $uri? permanent;
}

However, the problem is that if the web page address contains a non-english character, it is converted and redirected as follows.

ë‹¤ë‚%C2%AD-ì—¬í–‰-ë‹¤ë‚%C2%AD-ëŒ€ì„±ë‹¹/

I already set the string in nginx to utf8, but it doesn't work.

charset utf-8;
server {
      charset utf-8;
      }

Please let me know how do i solve this issue. I am using Korean for permalink.

Thank you

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Richard Smith

7/1/23, 4:24 PM

I cannot reproduce this problem. Both forms in your question appear to redirect URLs containing non-English characters correctly.

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EN: Broken non english url on redirect in Nginx

TH: URL ที่ไม่ใช่ภาษาอังกฤษเสียหายเมื่อเปลี่ยนเส้นทางใน Nginx

RO: Adresă URL care nu este în limba engleză spartă la redirecționare în Nginx

RU: Сломанный не английский URL-адрес при перенаправлении в Nginx

VI: Url không phải tiếng Anh bị hỏng khi chuyển hướng trong Nginx

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