: In NginX what means location ^~ If I'm not wrong, location = / {} means "only the / folder, not the files inside, not the subfolders" location ~ / {} means "the / folder, all the files inside,
If I'm not wrong,
location = / {} means "only the / folder, not the files inside, not the subfolders"
location ~ / {} means "the / folder, all the files inside, all the subfolders and their subfiles"
But what it means:
location ^~ / {}?I found this configuration in the web, but I wasn't able to google an answer.
I found it in a tutorial while I was trying to protect with htpasswd a folder and everything inside of it. However location ~ / did the job, while even if location ^~ / protected everything as well, it did not let the php pages to work correctly.
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Quote from nginx documentation:
If the longest matching prefix location has the “^~” modifier then regular expressions are not checked.
So, if the location matches / location, then locations using regex aren't evaluated. This causes the effect you described, that is, PHP scripts stop working, because PHP scripts are generally defined using a regex location block.
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