Hello,
I want the index.html file in a particular directory to only be served when the
domain's root URI is requested.
Using the config
server example.com;
index index.html;
location = / {
root path/to/dir;
}
a request to example.com results in index.html in the Nginx default root
"/html" directory being served.
The same thing happens with a trailing slash on the root, or when I substitute
a trailing-slash alias directive.
If I use an alias directive without a trailing slash I get 403 error
directory index of "path/to/dir" is forbidden.
There are no problems if I instead use "location /".
Can anyone suggest a reason or a resolution?
Thanks.
Mark
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