On 6/16/07, Igor Sysoev <is-G...@public.gmane.org> wrote:
error_page 503 =200 /notice.html;
location / {
if (-f /var/www/notice.html) {
return 503;
}
location = /notice.html {
root /var/downtime;
}
Thanks! Unfortunately, I over-simplified the situation a bit in my
previous mail. We actually have three different files we want to
display during downtime, depending on the url. So we do:
if (-f /var/downtime/notice.html) {
rewrite ^/health(.*)$ /health.txt break;
rewrite ^/facebook/(.*)$ /fb-notice.fbml break;
rewrite ^(.*)$ /notice.html break;
break;
}
location = /health.txt {
notice /var/downtime/health.txt;
notice_type text/plain;
break;
}
location = /fb-notice.fbml {
notice /var/downtime/fb-notice.fbml;
break;
}
location = /notice.html {
notice /var/downtime/notice.html;
break;
}
Is there a way to use error_page 503 this way for more than one file?
Have a good vacation!
kr
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