Hello!

On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 08:54:58AM +0100, Nginx fans wrote:

[...]

> include $web_root/.htaccess; This is load Rewrite Rule for nginx
> But Nginx don't load why?
>
> [emerg]: CreateFile() "D:\nginx/conf/$web_root\.htaccess" failed (3: The
> system cannot find the path specified) in D:\nginx/conf/nginx.conf:42

Variables in nginx are evaluated at run time for each request. On
the other hand, configuration is loaded and parsed during startup.
So you can't use variables for things needed during configuration
parsing, e.g. "include".

Moreover, you don't need variables to set root. It doesn't change
between requests. Using variables here is just waste of
resources, warming the world for no reason. You don't need
variables, you need configuration macros which are expanded at
time of reading configuration.

nginx doesn't support configuration macros, but they are
trivially added by any config generation tools (e.g. make + sed
will do the trick).

Maxim Dounin

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