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How to enable Apache or Nginx rewrite rules in Plesk?

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George Alibegashvili
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Plesk for Linux kb: how-to ABT: Group B

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How to enable Apache/Nginx rewrite rules in Plesk?

How to add additional directives for nginx/Apache in Plesk?

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Rewrite rules can be added as additional directives for web-server.

To add rewrite rules and other directives for Apache, go to Domains > example.com > Apache and Nginx Settings > Additional Apache directives (for example):

To add rewrite rules and other directives for Nginx, go to Domains > example.com > Apache and Nginx Settings > Additional Nginx directives (for example):

  

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    Unknown User

    Why without text. ?

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    Robert Asilbekov

    @Cero Hazuri

    Rules on the pictures are just for an example, as pictures placed to demonstrate the place wherein Plesk rewrite rules can be added.

     

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