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Magento 2 install to subfolder problem


Install Magento in directoryHow to configure Magento 2 in subfolder using NGINXMagento 2 Install Admin IssueHow to run Magento 2 from a subdirectoryMagento 2 with nginx throwing 404 error on setupMagento Install Problem - no core config dataProblem with module installation on staging subfolder (Magento 2)Nginx Magento 2 403Static Content 404 with Magento 2 and NginxMagento 2.3 Can't view module's front end page output?













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I am installing Magento 2 into a subdirectory beside the main installation. I would like to configure the subdirectory named "test". However, when I try to access localhost/test to enter the setup page, it just tells:




localhost redirected you too many times. Try clearing your cookies. ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS.




Here is my NGINX config :



server bin









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I am installing Magento 2 into a subdirectory beside the main installation. I would like to configure the subdirectory named "test". However, when I try to access localhost/test to enter the setup page, it just tells:




localhost redirected you too many times. Try clearing your cookies. ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS.




Here is my NGINX config :



server bin









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I am installing Magento 2 into a subdirectory beside the main installation. I would like to configure the subdirectory named "test". However, when I try to access localhost/test to enter the setup page, it just tells:




localhost redirected you too many times. Try clearing your cookies. ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS.




Here is my NGINX config :



server bin









share|improve this question
















I am installing Magento 2 into a subdirectory beside the main installation. I would like to configure the subdirectory named "test". However, when I try to access localhost/test to enter the setup page, it just tells:




localhost redirected you too many times. Try clearing your cookies. ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS.




Here is my NGINX config :



server bin






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I'm no nginx expert but this
rewrite ^/test /test/$1 permanent;
suspiciously looks like an endless loop.



Why are you doing this? Just create a subdirectory in /var/www/ like /var/www/test and install Magento there.






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    I'm no nginx expert but this
    rewrite ^/test /test/$1 permanent;
    suspiciously looks like an endless loop.



    Why are you doing this? Just create a subdirectory in /var/www/ like /var/www/test and install Magento there.






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      I'm no nginx expert but this
      rewrite ^/test /test/$1 permanent;
      suspiciously looks like an endless loop.



      Why are you doing this? Just create a subdirectory in /var/www/ like /var/www/test and install Magento there.






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        I'm no nginx expert but this
        rewrite ^/test /test/$1 permanent;
        suspiciously looks like an endless loop.



        Why are you doing this? Just create a subdirectory in /var/www/ like /var/www/test and install Magento there.






        share|improve this answer















        I'm no nginx expert but this
        rewrite ^/test /test/$1 permanent;
        suspiciously looks like an endless loop.



        Why are you doing this? Just create a subdirectory in /var/www/ like /var/www/test and install Magento there.







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