Trident Rewrite Rules Nginx

I have included the rewrite rules in the Nginx server block for the Trident site but still getting 404 errors when trying to view pages.  I am thinking that I have an issue with the Trident rewrites for Nginx.  Is anyone else running Trident on Nginx?  What about you Boonex?

I tried to disabled the pretty links but still have it doing the /page/about in the URL with it returning 404.  Boonex, you need to think about Nginx as you work on Trident.

    location /path_to_trident {
        index  index.html index.htm index.php;

        # pages rewrite
        rewrite "^/path_to_trident/page/(.*)$" /path_to_trident/page.php?i=$1 last;

        # modules rewrite 
        rewrite "^/path_to_trident/m/(.*)$" /path_to_trident/modules/index.php?r=$1 last;

        # storage
        rewrite "^/path_to_trident/storage/([a-zA-Z0-9]+)/([a-zA-Z0-9\.]+)"  /path_to_trident/storage.php?o=$1&f=$2   last;

    }

    location /path_to_trident {
        index  index.html index.htm index.php;

        # pages rewrite
        rewrite "^/path_to_trident/page/(.*)$" /path_to_trident/page.php?i=$1 last;

        # modules rewrite 
        rewrite "^/path_to_trident/m/(.*)$" /path_to_trident/modules/index.php?r=$1 last;

        # storage
        rewrite "^/path_to_trident/storage/([a-zA-Z0-9]+)/([a-zA-Z0-9\.]+)"  /path_to_trident/storage.php?o=$1&f=$2   last;

    }

Thanks Alex.  However, I see no difference as I examine your rewrites.  I will continue to explore; it could be the way I have the server set up.  What is the difference between Dolphin on Nginx and Trident on Nginx?  I have been running Dolphin on Nginx since I first started using 7.1.0 when it was released.

 I'm trying today to setup my nginx server, nginx is still new to me.

I'm trying to install T8B1 in a subfolder, how do I add the rewrite to the sites-enabled file?

Add the lines, or add a new section like the example given?

 I've been running a 7.1.x site for a year now on Nginx with great performance so far.

With just a few rules in Trident, you can just add them in a location block in the server block.  However, I tend to keep the rewrites in an external file and use an include to add them to the server block.  I don't set my nginx up like others; I don't use sites-enabled etc; I simply have a sites directory and if I want to take a site out I change the extension and reload nginx.  I always test the nginx config before restarting just to make sure that I can restart nginx.

I set trident up as a subdomain in a regular directory under my public_html; it is sitting just as any of the Dolphin sites are sitting on my server.  Unless Trident is doing something differently than Dolphin, my location should be as my Dolphin site's location; in other words, sitting as root..

Is it in a subfolder off of a site?  Your location then might be /subfolder-name.  It depends on how Nginx is set up on your server.

If you do a config test first, Nginx will let you know if you have an error in the nginx config.

OK, this is what is in my trident-rewrites.inc file

# pages rewrite

rewrite "^/page/(.*)$" /page.php?i=$1 last;

# modules rewrite

rewrite "^/m/(.*)$" /modules/index.php?r=$1 last;

# storage

rewrite "^/storage/([a-zA-Z0-9]+)/([a-zA-Z0-9\.]+)" /storage.php?o=$1&f=$2 last;

I load the trident-rewrites.inc into the server block

#Trident Rewrite Rules
    location / {
    include trident-rewrites.inc;
    }

As I said, it is going to depend on how you set things up on your server.

A check for pages works now; modules have yet to be installed.

I will expand a bit on my setup.

In the nginx.conf

# Load virtual host configuration files.
    include /sites/*.conf;

So any file that does not end in .conf will not be loaded.  So instead of the sites-available and sites-enabled, it is just sites.  If I want to take a config out of loading, I just rename and restart nginx.  I don't have to go through all that symbolic links stuff.  I believe in the KISS principle.

I had to leave a while..

Thanks for the info.

My test site is in a folder of my main site.

I didn't setup my server, Prashank did and I never touched it since, that's been over a year.

Thanks GG and AlexT, I was finally able to get this done.