We want to cancel hard code index.php and modify routing.

[jack9603301]

It is hoped that the hard coded index.php will change the route, so that URL routing will be more beautiful.

[nextcloud-bot]

GitMate.io thinks possibly related issues are #10402 (fulltextsearch:index not indexing modified files), #9027 (How to hide index.php in URI?), #7823 (Rewrite fails on Debian, index.php exposed in URL), #7828 (Rewrite works, but still index.php in filelisting), and #6784 (Php error?).

[weeman1337]

Thanks for creating the issue. @jack9603301 could you give some more information please?
What is the system doing in your case? And how do you wish it should do?

[jack9603301]

I want to arrange URL routing more scientifically and rationally, rather than having a string like index. phpin the URL routing, which seems more reasonable, otherwise, we'll have to solve this problem by nginx + ob_start handler + modifying some system files, which will become cumbersome and may cause other problems.

[kesselb]

When you use the recommended nginx (https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/13/admin_manual/installation/nginx.html) configuration index.php is removed from most visible urls. Does this help?

[jack9603301]

I've temporarily removed the display of index.php on the URL by technical means, but I'd prefer to remove this hard-coded routing from the source code

[kesselb]

Could you be more specific what hard-coded routing you are referring to? Its pretty common to route all requests through index.php (most frameworks for php works this way). Please let me know if I misunderstood you. What problem are you trying to solve?

[jack9603301]

The default routing for Nextcloud is sure to have index. phpin the URL, but it's not beautiful. I want to go somewhere in the middle of the URL `index. php'. For example, the default routing for Nextcloud is:

http://cloud.qhjack.cn/index.php/apps/files/?Dir=/&fileid=7

We hope that similar routing paths, such as `index.php', will not appear in the middle of the path, but more scientific and reasonable routing should be as follows:

http://cloud.qhjack.cn/apps/files/?Dir=/&fileid=7

[kesselb]

https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/13/admin_manual/installation/source_installation.html#pretty-urls (you need to use the recommended nginx configuration). It does work on my local setup like you suggested.

You may try the official demo https://demo.nextcloud.com (pretty-urls enabled there as well).

[jack9603301]

How to configure on nginx.

[kesselb]

We manage software issue with nextcloud here. Please use https://help.nextcloud.com/ for configuration issues. You find the recommended nginx configuration here: https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/13/admin_manual/installation/nginx.html

[jack9603301]

However, in Nextcloud, a large number of paths still use index.php, such as:

[kesselb]

👍 Looks like you have configured beautiful urls for your nextcloud. Do you want me to reopen this issue? Could you provide (please edit your first post to keep this clear) more information about your use case and why the remaining links to index.php are a problem for you?

we'll have to solve this problem by nginx + ob_start handler + modifying some system files,

I guess you dont need this anymore?

[jack9603301]

Part of the URL links and routing styles can be solved by adding the overwrite. cli. url field to the config.php master configuration file, but a large number of links can still be found in the Nextcloud that have not been converted to new links.

[kesselb]

@MorrisJobke @jospoortvliet reopen?

[MorrisJobke]

Usually https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/13/admin_manual/installation/source_installation.html#pretty-urls should cover all of the requested stuff. Then Nextcloud will generate only the needed URLs as wanted. Could you check that?

[jack9603301]

Who do you want to talk to?

[MorrisJobke]

Who do you want to talk to?

Most likely you, as you have the problem. Did you followed the steps in there? Could you also check if there is a trailing slash in the override.cli.url if it only consists of the domain - something like "https://cloud.example.com/"?

[jack9603301]

I checked the corresponding configuration records of config.php:

'overwrite.cli.url' => 'http://cloud.qhjack.cn/'

[Nottt]

Why is there no documentation on how to do this with nginx? :/

I have 'overwrite.cli.url' => 'https://domain.com' in my config.php and I still index.php everywhere.

[MorrisJobke]

Why is there no documentation on how to do this with nginx? :/

If you use the config for Nginx that is in our documentation this should work. If not: reach out in the forums.

[Nottt]

Your documentation is missing the header add_header Referrer-Policy no-referrer always; to pass your own audit.

And it worked, after I fixed the issue where it couldn't find the cgi params file. You should also add there that this link will give pretty URL, remove index.php because when we are googling it doesn't even show up as a possible solution to the issue...