I have spent a couple of days trying to make this work and have finally ran out of combinations of incantations of paths, aliases, rewrites, path splitting with FastCGI.
I have a site that contains several kareha forums. Each has its own index.pl that people post to. Each board has its own unique URL pattern. To complicate matters, Kareha does not use a query string so to speak. It uses anything after the script to processs its own URL's.
e.g.
I have 4 boards. "one" "two" "three" "four". Each has a index.pl file. When a user clicks on "Reply", they are accessing:
http://mysite.tld/one/index.pl/1308381934/
In some cases there is also a /(number) behdind that. e.g. /1308381934/114
I have the latest version of pcre and nginx 1.2.6.
Any thoughts as to the right and secure way to give each boards index.pl the right path and not treat everything after the .pl/ as a file/dentry? I found several posts where people were trying to make Kareha work with nginx. I even found one that was said to work, but it does not. It was an old post, based on an old version of nginx. Not sure if related.
I am assuming the right path (no pun intended) is to use fastcgi path splitting?
