Normally any website that responds to /index.php also responds to /. This has the potential to duplicate content. So how can you re-direct /index.php to / without causing infinite loop in nginx? Here is a simple solution: if ($request_uri ~* “^/index.php\??$”) { rewrite ^.*$ http://$host? permanent; } It redirects any url with /index.php or /index.php? at [...]
Normally any website that responds to /index.php also responds to /. This has the potential to duplicate content. So how can you re-direct /index.php to / without causing infinite loop in nginx? Here is a simple solution:
if ($request_uri ~* “^/index.php\??$”) { rewrite ^.*$ http://$host? permanent; }
It redirects any url with /index.php or /index.php? at [...]
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