WordPress pseudo-static rules (Nginx/apache/iis)

The server has been running around for a long time.

The environment is also exchanged for several

Apache and nginx;

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Tested, the following code is perfectly compatible with the pseudo-static rules of Nginx.

 

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Rewrite ^. */files/(. *) $/wp-nodes des/ms-files.php? File = $1 last; If (! -E $ request_filename ){ Rewrite ^. +? (/Wp-. *) $1 last; Rewrite ^. +? (/. *. Php) $1 last; Rewrite ^/index. php last; }

Insert the above code into the server {…} of/usr/local/nginx/conf/nginx. conf {...} Or you can add them in other ways.

Restart nginx (/etc/init. d/nginx restart) to take effect.

If the space uses a Linux + Apache environment and supports writing. htaccess files, the pseudo-static state can be implemented as long as it is set in the WP background. If the. htaccess file cannot be automatically written, you must manually configure the. htaccess file.

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<IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On RewriteBase/ RewriteCond % {REQUEST_FILENAME }! -F RewriteCond % {REQUEST_FILENAME }! -D RewriteRule./index. php [L] </IfModule>

If you are using a Windows + IIS system, the pseudo-static method is to configure the web. config file. In This server environment, the WordPress pseudo-static method is applicable to systems that support aspx.

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<? Xml version = "1.0 & Prime; encoding =" UTF-8 & Prime;?> <Configuration> <System. webServer> <Rewrite> <Rules> <Rule name = "wordpress" patternSyntax = "Wildcard"> <Match url = "*"/> <Conditions> <Add input = "{REQUEST_FILENAME}" matchType = "IsFile" negate = "true"/> <Add input = "{REQUEST_FILENAME}" matchType = "IsDirectory" negate = "true"/> </Conditions> <Action type = "Rewrite" url = "index. php"/> </Rule> </Rules> </Rewrite> </System. webServer> </Configuration>