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Hi, Sometimes I’ve to add hundreds of redirects to my NGINX server block. Such a script could definitely make my work easier. I didn’t find ready-made solutions. I’m writing a script that gets addresses from a file and creates rewrite rules for NGINX based on it. The file just contains the old address and the new address separated by a space, for example:
old.html new.html
oldpage newpage
error.php 404
So I should get something like this:
rewrite ^/old.html$ https://domain.com/new.html permanent;
rewrite ^/oldpage$ https://domain.com/newpage permanent;
rewrite ^/error.php$ https://domain.com/404 permanent;
For now, my script looks like this:
if [ "$#" -eq 0 ]; then
echo "Usage: ./rewrite.sh <domain> <file>"
exit
else
DOMAIN=${1}
FILE=${2}
fi
sed -e 's/$/ permanent;/' -i $FILE #end of each line
It does nothing but add “permanent ;” to the end of each line. How do I add “rewrite ^/” to the beginning of each line? I tried this way, but it doesn’t work :
REW=“rewrite ^/” sed -i -e “s/^/‘${REW}’/” $FILE
I also have no idea how to add “$ https://domain.com/” in the beginning of the new address.
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