nginx furls and htaccess

[Dmacleo]

been looking at some nginx stuff and one item I seem to have missed is how furls are done in ip content/board since they use htaccess for it.
are the rewrite statements they give used in nginx config, of course formatting correctly?

[Grumpy]

http://community.invisionpower.com/topic/366751-nginx-rewrite-problem/

[Dmacleo]

I thought I had seen that somewheres, thanks.

[Dmacleo]

tacking this one here since related, if I were to put the rewrite info either in nginx or apache httpd.config do I choose NOT to use the htaccess method in ACP and do furls still work?

[maddog107_merged]

tacking this one here since related, if I were to put the rewrite info either in nginx or apache httpd.config do I choose NOT to use the htaccess method in ACP and do furls still work?

http://community.invisionpower.com/topic/364153-great-results-with-nginx-cache/page__st__40#entry2282155

[Dmacleo]

cool thanks,
basically tell it to use htaccess just don't have one there.
now onto (since not sure if I will use nginx or not) getting rid of the htaccess and use apache for the rewrites for now.
then while I weigh my options I'm still better off not having htaccess in place.

[Dmacleo]

http://community.inv...40#entry2282155

worked perfect, thank you.
if I decide to run nginx in front of apache (its easier for me to leave apache ) I can just leave that in place correct?
no need to remove that from the httpd.conf and put it into nginx statement is there?

[Grumpy]

A need? There wouldn't be.
A want? Efficiency. If you setup the nginx like I suggested in that other thread, nginx would be able to pass off the execution to the index much more efficiently. If you set it up like others' posted config where it goes through multiple try files, it's questionable as to which of the two would be more efficient in cases for php files.

[Dmacleo]

ok thanks, still have not decided if I am swapping to it or not but I am now at least positioned to.