: Nginx location rewrite: match /{?x}, {y}, {?z}. Remove y I am trying to run CiviCRM with Drupal 7 in a docker container of my own design. Unfortunately, I am running into a problem where for

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I am trying to run CiviCRM with Drupal 7 in a docker container of my own design.

Unfortunately, I am running into a problem where for some unknown reason CiviCRM is outputting resource requests malformatted. Sometimes like this ('...' conotates the rest of the path to the resource):

/... (good)
/civicrm/... (good)


Sometimes like this:

/civicrm/sitename/... (bad)


Sometimes like this:

/sitename/... (bad)


Sometimes like this:

/civicrm/sitename/civicrm (bad)


Sometimes like this:

/civicrm/sitename/civicrm/sitename/... (very bad)


And so on, possibly infinitum:

/civicrm/sitename/civicrm/sitename/civicrm/... (very bad)


Now regex's are not my forte. After much humming and harring, I have managed to produce the following:

location /civicrm/sitename {
rewrite ^/civicrm/sitename/(.*)$ /;
}

location /sitename/ {
rewrite ^/sitename/(.*)$ /;
}


Now many of the resources load better but this does not catch all of the problems. The best I can define it is this:
#If the URL contains a / followed by any characters or none followed by a / followed by sitename followed by any characters or none, remove sitename:
rewrite /(?./)sitename/(?.)$ $;
# Then continue processing the next directive. #If the rewritten URL contains /civicrm/ more than once, remove all instances of /civicrm/ then add it once:
rewrite /(?./)civicrm/civicrm/(?.)$ /civicrm/$;


Any help?

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