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nginx hack for multiple conditions

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TThanad
Last edited Feb 8, 2012
Created on Oct 12, 2017

This example shows how nginx uses a series of `if` directives to apply conditional logic for routing requests, combining string variables to form a composite test. It sets the `$test` variable progressively based on three conditions: the request URI being the root, the host matching `teambox.com`, and the absence of an `auth_token` cookie. When all conditions are met, the final `if` block directs the request to a Heroku-hosted CMS via `proxy_pass` and `break`. The code relies on nginx’s built-in rewrite module and string concatenation to evaluate the multi-part rule.

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