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Nginx Configuration for Serving Verification Files from Custom Directories

This guide shows how to configure Nginx to serve a mini‑program verification file from a custom directory when the root cannot hold the file, and includes extended examples for routing all .txt and .mp4 files to specific directories using location and alias directives.

Practical DevOps Architecture
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Nginx Configuration for Serving Verification Files from Custom Directories

Scenario: When configuring a mini‑program verification file, the root directory may not be able to host the required ****.txt file; you can place the verification file in a custom directory on the server and map the request path to that location.

Basic configuration example:

location /jd_image.txt {
    alias /data/file/;
    jd_image.txt;
}

Extension: To serve all files with a particular suffix from a dedicated directory, use a regular‑expression location block.

location ~* \.(txt)$ {
    root /data/txt/;
}
location ~* \.(mp4)$ {
    root /data/mp4/;
}

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