nginx configuration problem

<code class="nginx">location /admin/ {
            root   /aaa/dist;
            index  index.html;
        }</code>

For example, if nginx has the above configuration, assume the domain name is a.com.
Then when I visit a.com/admin/index.html, nginx will go to this directory to load this static html:/aaa/dist/admin/index.html
Now if I want to use the following /admin/ How should I configure the url to find static files? Now I hope that the /admin/ part that has been matched will no longer appear in the path when searching for static files. For example, it is still the above url, a.com/admin/index.html. I hope nginx can Just take the following URL and search for it in the root directory, that is, find /aaa/dist/index.html. So how should you configure it?

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<code class="nginx">location /admin/ {
            root   /aaa/dist;
            index  index.html;
        }</code>

For example, if nginx has the above configuration, assume the domain name is a.com.
Then when I visit a.com/admin/index.html, nginx will go to this directory to load this static html:/aaa/dist/admin/index.html
Now if I want to use the following /admin/ How should I configure the url to find static files? Now I hope that the /admin/ part that has been matched will no longer appear in the path when searching for static files. For example, it is still the above url, a.com/admin/index.html. I hope nginx can Just take the following URL and search for it in the root directory, that is, find /aaa/dist/index.html. So how should you configure it?

Change root to alias and try
alias /aaa/dist/;

The easiest way is to make a soft link in /aaa/dist/admin/index.html to /aaa/dist/index.html

server {

<code>    listen          80;
    server_name     demo.test.com;
    index           index.php index.html;
    root            /mnt/hgfs/leyvi/demo.test.com/pubilc;

    location ~.*\.(php)?$
    {
            fastcgi_pass    127.0.0.1:9000;
            fastcgi_index   index.php;
            include         fastcgi.conf;
    }</code>

}