On 22 Out 2010 17h42 WEST, ngin...@nginx.us wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to compare 2 variables, like so (I've made sure the
variables match):
[code]if ($arg_hash !~ $sha1) {
...
}[/code]
However in error.log it says:
[code]*1 "$sha1" does not match
"a78c3ecd2e349d1f1050fa555842a60b585489d8"[/code]
I've tried swapping the variables over and the same error occurs, so
it looks like the variable after the comparison character(s) is
considered a string by nginx.
$sha1 is not set by Nginx during runtime. You've to set it in your
config:
Ex: set $sha1 a78c3ecd2e349d1f1050fa555842a60b585489d8
Then compare them in your conditional.
Does anyone know of a way to do this? Or of a third party module
which does this?
HTH,
--- appa
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