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Resolved Activate nginxServeStatic global
- Thread starter Koda
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UFHH01
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Hi Koda,
you should be aware, that ".htaccess" - files can't be read by nginx, that's why YOU have to convert existing modifications for apache into "Additional nginx directives". A FORUM SEARCH might help you to find corresponding threads and posts here in the forum, to solve your issue(s)/error(s)/problem(s) and it might as well be a good idea to have a look at the free Plesk Extension => "htaccess to nginx", which is a converter, helping you to convert ".htaccess" - files to nginx directives.
Thank you. I have found this:
https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/213912945-WordPress-site-shows-404-error
So wordpress work, but only with the option nginxServeStatic
Givs a change to enable this default?
https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/213912945-WordPress-site-shows-404-error
So wordpress work, but only with the option nginxServeStatic
Givs a change to enable this default?
U
UFHH01
Guest
Hi Koda,
Here is an example command, to change this setting over the command line for a specific subscription:
In case, that you desire an automatic change of this setting, when you install for example an application over the application catalog, you should consider to use an "Event handler" ( => Home > Tools & Settings > Event Manager )
In another case, you might as well automatically install a wordpress - installation for a newly created domain and you might as well wish to modify the "-nginx-serve-static" in such cases. Good news for you, because there is a nice Plesk blog - article at:
... where you could expand the provided script with your own modifications!
Here is an example command, to change this setting over the command line for a specific subscription:
Code:
plesk bin subscription --update-web-server-settings example.com -nginx-serve-static trueIn case, that you desire an automatic change of this setting, when you install for example an application over the application catalog, you should consider to use an "Event handler" ( => Home > Tools & Settings > Event Manager )
In another case, you might as well automatically install a wordpress - installation for a newly created domain and you might as well wish to modify the "-nginx-serve-static" in such cases. Good news for you, because there is a nice Plesk blog - article at:
=> AutoWordPress with Plesk ( link to the official Plesk Blog )
... where you could expand the provided script with your own modifications!
