# Setting up a wordpress fixed connection

First, let's first explain the meaning of each symbol:

%year% The year the log was published, 4 digits, such as: 2012
%monthnum% The month the log was published, 2 digits, such as: 08
%day% The log is published in the first few days of the month, with 2 digits, such as: 27
%hour% "hours" in the log release time, 2 digits, such as: 18
%minute% "minutes" in the log release time, 2 digits, such as: 09
%second% "seconds" in the log release time, 2 digits, such as: 30
%postname% A string of processed log titles. Such as "this-is-a-great-post"
%post_id% unique number of the log
%category% The category in which the log is located
Author of the %author% log

After the website is set up, there is no way to modify the fixed link, as long as the modification will be 404. So I have been using plain fixed links before. This site is built with nginx, so the method of modifying the .htaccess file on the Internet is useless. Modifying nginx.conf is also not successful, because that is the default configuration. After you create a new wordpress station, your configuration file is in the vhost folder, which is summarized by my server rolling back countless times. The nginx configuration file is named after the name of your website, like my is www.tstrs.me.conf, the configuration file location you can use the nginx -t query. (Remember to cd into the vhost folder)

The default configuration is as follows:

server
    {
   listen 80;
   #listen [::]:80;
   server_name www.tstrs.me tstrs.me;
   index index.html index.htm index.php default.html default.htm default.php;
   root  /home/wwwroot/www.tstrs.me;
   ##Need to add code here
   include none.conf;
   #error_page   404   /404.html;

code show as below:

if (-f $request_filename/index.html){
rewrite (.*) $1/index.html break;
}
if (-f $request_filename/index.php){
rewrite (.*) $1/index.php;
}
if (!-f $request_filename){
rewrite (.*) /index.php;
}

Finally restart the nginx service:

service nginx restart
或
/usr/nginx/sbin/nginx -s reload

At this point back to the wordpress settings, you can modify the fixed link.