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font-size: 12px;" lang="x-western">I have two locations, /a and
/b . Both of them share these directives <br>
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expires max; <br>
add_header Cache-Control public; <br>
add_header ETag ""; <br>
break; <br>
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and location /b to has gzip_static on too. <br>
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Is there a way to write this without writing two times the
common directives? <br>
That is, without rewriting the common directives like this: <br>
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location /a { <br>
expires max; <br>
add_header Cache-Control public; <br>
add_header ETag ""; <br>
break; <br>
} <br>
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location /b { <br>
gzip_static on; <br>
expires max; <br>
add_header Cache-Control public; <br>
add_header ETag ""; <br>
break; <br>
} <br>
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Generally speaking, is there a way to declare a block so as to
be shared between two or more locations without rewriting the
common directives? <br>
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Thank you <br>
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Maurizio De Santis <br>
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