thinkphp - When configuring rewrite in nginx, a 500 error occurs when words such as $1 appear.

Question

#rewrite .* /index.php last;
rewrite ^/(.*)$ /index.php/ last;

Of these two lines of code, the previous line can be used normally, but the following line will report an error as soon as it is used. Why? ? Is there any configuration that needs to be enabled? I looked at the documentation and couldn't find it. . .

Answer 1

rewrite ^/(.*)$ /index.php/ last; 中 代表的是 ^/(.*)$ 正则捕获的内容，也就是(.*) What was captured.

• ^/(.*)$ 中 ^/ 表示已 / 开头， . 表示匹配除换行符以外的任意字符，* 表示重复0次或更多次，$ 表示匹配字符串的结束，() means capturing (matching) content.

• The content in parentheses ()之间匹配的内容，可以在后面通过来引用，表示的是前面第二个().

That is, when a request link is /test，就会被重写为/index.php/test并重定向到/index.php/test，所以请确保有这样的资源地址 /index.php/test

Answer 2

Use nginx -t to test whether the configuration is correct.
500 error. Looking at the ErrorLog will usually tell you the reason

Answer 3

Try removing that regular expression