Hello! On Mon, Apr 22, 2013 at 06:45:55PM -0400, lpr wrote:
> Dear all > > Trying to move my pages from Apache to nginx (1.2.1 on Debian stable with > backports), I run into the problem of having used SSI's 'exec cmd' for more > than a decade quite intensively. > > What is the best and easiest way to emulate 'exec cmd' with nginx? > > For example, in my footers I make use of dynamically change between ENglish > and GErman with a shell script as easy as > > <!--# exec cmd="setlanguage.sh" --> > > with setlanguage.sh as > > echo "<a href=\"$(echo $REQUEST_URI | sed -e 's:/EN/:/GE/:')\">Deutsch</a>" > > When I try using <!--# include virtual="setlanguage.sh" -->, the script is > executed. However, instead of just adding the link, nginx includes the > German web-page fully. > > Is there an easy way to get the same functionality with nginx? There is no "exec" SSI command support in nginx. In this particular case I would recommend using if with regular expression and echo commands instead. Something like this should work: <!--# if expr="$request_uri = /(?P<foo>.+)/EN/(?P<bar>.+)" --> <a href="<!--# echo var="foo" -->/GE/<!--# echo var="bar" -->">Deutsch</a> <!--# endif --> (Untested.) -- Maxim Dounin http://nginx.org/en/donation.html _______________________________________________ nginx mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.nginx.org/mailman/listinfo/nginx
