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I have 200 URLs that I need to redirect to new URLs e.g. http://abc.com/one/p-SF10 -----> http://abc.com/one/p-SF134 http://abc.com/one/p-SM28 -----> http://abc.com/one/p-SM28 http://abc.com/one/p-KH83 -----> http://abc.com/one/p-KH194
On Apache it was very simple to do in .htaccess like:
Redirect 301 /one/p-SF10 http://www.abc.com/one/p-SF134
Redirect 301 /one/p-SM28 http://www.abc.com/one/p-SM28
Redirect 301 /onep-KH83 http://www.abc.com/one/p-KH194
I found one of the guides with following lines:
if ( $request_filename ~ oldpage/ ) {
rewrite ^ http://www.domain.com/newpage/? permanent;
}
My question here is do I need to create these 200 ‘if conditions’? Wouldn’t it create a huge conditional loop and overload my server?
Server configuration: I installed Nginx+php-fpm using VestCP and set the nginx template to wordpress from within VestCP which configured my nginx.conf automatically.
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