Nginx compatability

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  • About half of my own sites using it use NGINX. You’ll only need to enter the rewrite rules in your host configuration.

    @bit51

    What do I need to do to make this compatible with nginx? What exact “rewrite rules” do I need in my host configuration?

    “You’ll only need to enter the rewrite rules in your host configuration.” – how? Mind posting a how-to somewhere?

    @bit51
    @chriswiegman
    Please do respond soon. I sent an email via your contact form on website about it as well. I host with WP Engine and they have also asked me to contact plugin developer/author about what exact rewrite scripts are needed.

    I am using your Hide Backend feature and on nginx server (with WP Engine) and this is my scenario:

    When I go to mydomain.com/my-changed-admin-url, it redirects to mydomain.com/wp-login.php?my-secret-key&redirect_to=/wp-admin/

    and mydomain.com/my-changed-login-url redirects to
    mydomain.com/wp-login.php?my-secret-key

    None of these URL’s actually contain “-” (hyphens), I just included them to make it easier to read the placeholders — replaced them with my actual back-end URL’s.

    Anyways, I believe this has to do with lack of rewrite rules in nginx host configuration like you said. Please respond as soon as possible and include what specific rewrite rules need to be added into host configuration. Thanks in advance!

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