> * Roberto De Ioris <[email protected]> [2013-02-28 > 08:24]: >>> is it possible to make index files work with multiple plugins, >>> that is e.g. to allow both /foo/index.cgi and /bar/index.php as >>> index files when using the CGI and PHP plugins? The problem is >>> that using CGI and PHP in parallel seems to require routing based >>> on filename extensions which obviously doesn't work in case of >>> index files and routing currently doesn't have dynamic file >>> checks. >> >> >> This is what i use in my company to give hosting of cgi and php in the >> same instance (i think the mail client >> will cut some line, so pay attention to the content): >> >> for = index.xhtml index.html index.htm index.rhtml index.pl index.rb >> index.py index.cgi index.hs index.php index.php4 index.php5 index.sh >> index.php3 index.tcl index.shtml >> static-index = %(_) >> endfor = >> >> for = .cgi .pl .py .rb .cgi .hs .php .php4 .php5 .sh .php3 .tcl .shtml >> .so >> static-skip-ext = %(_) >> endfor = >> >> for = .cgi .pl .py .rb .hs >> route = \%(_)$ uwsgi:,9,0 >> endfor = >> >> for = .php .php3 .php4 .php5 .inc >> php-allowed-ext = %(_) >> php-index = index%(_) >> route = \%(_)$ uwsgi:,14,0 >> endfor = >> >> >> basically i instruct uWSGI to force the rewrite of the path_info to >> index.something, but then i skip that extension, so it will be passed to >> the corresponding plugin. >> >> finally i set routing based on file extension (php-index is required for >> security reasons, it will work even without that) > > I'm struggeling to create a minimal working configuration on > that, what do use as the default (0) modifier for the above? >
the 'notfound' plugin: plugins = router_uwsgi,0:notfound,cgi,php540 i know, it is a bit 'raw', but honestly it is the fastest way to accomplish a customer-need setup. -- Roberto De Ioris http://unbit.it _______________________________________________ uWSGI mailing list [email protected] http://lists.unbit.it/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/uwsgi
