Nginx compatibility

[angristan]

Any plan on Nginx compatibility ? :)

[ghost]

Hey, That would be very nice !

[maxvodo]

:+1:

[AdamWhitcroft]

@Angristan I have no idea how to do that I'm afraid, that's a little out of my depth.

[bugparty]

using nginx thirdparty fancyindex module can solve this problem

[archeonkhan]

I'd like to bump this, would love to see this on nginx.

[angristan]

Maybe this could help: https://www.nginx.com/resources/wiki/modules/fancy_index/

[oupala]

Has anyone tested apaxy compatibility with Nginx? Otherwise we might be obliged to close the issue if no one is using Ninx.

[oupala]

As Nginx documentation says:

You can’t do this. You shouldn’t. If you need .htaccess, you’re probably doing it wrong.

As a consequence, Apaxy will probably don't work out-of-the-box with Nginx, while it could maybe work with a bit of tuning.

[bugparty]

It does works if fancyindex installed with nginx

[oupala]

Well, while nginx seems to discourage in its documentation the use of htaccess file, the http server seems to have everything support this feature.

So for all people interested in nginx compliance with apaxy, please note that:

apaxy works with Nginx!

[SubrataM3]

Can anyone share working configuration ? The only thing i can't find in nginx is equivalent directives for AddIcon and AddIconByType .

[bugparty]

make sure you installed fancyindex

[SubrataM3]

make sure you installed fancyindex

Yes, I am sure that fancyindex is installed and working properly.

[bugparty]

maybe you should delete these directives, apaxy has no AddIcon in 2016, these directives are not essential