Ic3m4n asked:
I have some old URLs I want to rewrite.
The URLs look like this:
http://test.com/aaa/123456
http://test.com/aaa/789
http://test.com/aaa
http://test.com/aaa/
Now I want all of the URLs above redirected to this URL: http://test.com/bbb/. How can I achieve this?
Right now, my redirects look like this:
rewrite ^/aaa/?$ https://$host/bbb/
But that does not catch all of my test cases above.
My answer:
If you’re redirecting a whole URL path and everything under it to a single URL, you don’t even need a relatively expensive rewrite and regexp; a location will do.
location /aaa {
return 301 https://$host/bbb/;
}
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