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[Discuss] nginx and multi-lingual static pages
- Subject: [Discuss] nginx and multi-lingual static pages
- From: robert at laferla.net (Robert La Ferla)
- Date: Sun, 2 Nov 2014 12:40:06 -0500
- In-reply-to: <0028E72A-0992-4840-B3D9-20DE729191E5@laferla.net>
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FYI - The solution is to use set_from_accept_language (requires module) and try_files. On Nov 1, 2014, at 10:37 AM, Robert La Ferla <robert at laferla.net> wrote: > What?s the easiest way to configure nginx to handle static multi-lingual content (English, Spanish, etc?)? > > And what?s the preferred design for the content? ie. (a) use a single directory with localized versions for each html file or (b) use a different directory for each language (en,fr,de, etc?) > > I seem to recall using mod_mime on Apache many years ago to do this. > > Thanks! >
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