Hi everyone,

I'm writing here because i have rewrite problems on Nginx. First of all i will explain to you what result i'm expecting.
For example i have this URL :

http://www.mydomain.com/api/redirect/var1/value1/var2/value2/varX/valueX/?varX=valueX&...

after rewrite i would like to get :

http://www.mydomain.com/?var1=value1&var2=value2&varX=valueX&varX=valueX...

So i get it works on apache with :

RewriteRule ^(api/redirect/[^\/]+/[^\/]+/[^\/]+)/([^\/]+)/([^\/]+)([^\?]*) $1$4/?&$2=$3 [QSA,N]
RewriteRule ^api/redirect/[^\/]+/[^\/]+/([^\/]+) index.php?service=Redirect&hash=$1 [QSA,L]

And now i would like to have the same on nginx, but i think nginx doesn't handle something like apache's N flag. Then it's my nginx rewrite rules, it work once because it doesn't re-execute rewrite while it's possible.

rewrite ^/(api/redirect/[^\/]+/[^\/]+/[^\/]+)/([^\/]+)/([^\/]+)([^\?]*) /$1$4/?&$2=$3;
rewrite ^/api/redirect/[^\/]+/[^\/]+/([^\/]+) /public/index.php?service=Redirect&func=Redirect&hash=$1 last;

Do someone have a solution for this please ? I will apreciate a lot. thanks you.

Best regards,

I believe the N flag is implied in nginx rules. Unless you put last or break at the end of the rule, it will keep matching. So the equivalent to the Apache rules you mention above is this:

rewrite ^/(api/redirect/[^\/]+/[^\/]+/[^\/]+)/([^\/]+)/([^\/]+)([^\?]*) /$1$4/?&$2=$3;
rewrite ^/api/redirect/[^\/]+/[^\/]+/([^\/]+) /index.php?service=Redirect&hash=$1 last;

You seem to have some extra stuff in the second rule ...