PHP: Routes uri match and trailing slash

[lucatacconi]

I'm configuring a route as follow for a php application: { "app2" : [ { "match":{ "uri": ["/test/*"], "method": "GET" }, "action":{ "pass": "applications/app2" } } ] }

with a basic listener: "listeners": { "*:8080": { "pass": "routes/app2" } },

Accessing route by browser i can test correctly the application by the following address http://SERVER_IP:8080/test/ Is it possible to avoid trailing slash in the address (ex http://SERVER_IP:8080/test)? I tried changing the uri match from "uri": ["/test*"], to "uri": ["/test*"] but the result is the same: Error 503.

Thanks in advance.

[tippexs]

Can you please share the unit.log as well as the whole unit configuration? That will help to trace down the issue. Thanks

[hongzhidao]

Hi @lucatacconi

I suggest testing pure matching first. For example:

{
    "listeners": {
        "*:8080": {
            "pass": "routes"
        }
    },
    "routes": [
        {
            "match": {
                "uri": "/test*"
            },
            "action": {
                "return": 206
            }
        }
    ]
}

If it doesn't match, it will return 404. I just tested and it works. If it returns 503, it shows that the route is matched, but the application doesn't work, you need to check its service.

[ac000]

@lucatacconi Could you test this patch? It should allow you to access the URL without a trailing '/'.

You can test it with your original config with the match as "/test*".

[ac000]

The fix for this has been merged. a032744