Passing variables via passenger_set_cgi_param

Server NGINX
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Hi,
My nginx location configuration looks like this

location ~* ^/z/(\d+)$ {
            set $mID $1;
            set $tag_type 'z';

            access_log  /opt/nginx/logs/bright_tag.log

bright_tag_log;
if ($arg_uid ~* ‘.+’) {
access_log /opt/nginx/logs/product_uid.log
prod_log;
}

            if ($arg_orderNumber ~* '.+') {
                    access_log  /opt/nginx/logs/conversion.log

conv_log;
}

            if ($arg_prodID ~* '.+') {
                    access_log  /opt/nginx/logs/product_uid.log

prod_log;
}

            root html/bright_tag/public;
            passenger_enabled on;
            passenger_set_cgi_param UID $uid_set$uid_got;
    }

When I hit the uri /z/123, I am able to access UID parameter in my
sinatra application. But when I hit this uri /z/123?prodID=25, Nginx
does not pass UID parameter to my application. I googled around for a
while about this issue but everything was in vain. Can anyone give some
suggestions regarding this?

Thanks,
Dhaval.

2

ok never mind. I figured out myself.

dhaval deshpande wrote in post #1025082:

Hi,
My nginx location configuration looks like this

location ~* ^/z/(\d+)$ {
            set $mID $1;
            set $tag_type 'z';

            access_log  /opt/nginx/logs/bright_tag.log

bright_tag_log;
if ($arg_uid ~* ‘.+’) {
access_log /opt/nginx/logs/product_uid.log
prod_log;
}

            if ($arg_orderNumber ~* '.+') {
                    access_log  /opt/nginx/logs/conversion.log

conv_log;
}

            if ($arg_prodID ~* '.+') {
                    access_log  /opt/nginx/logs/product_uid.log

prod_log;
}

            root html/bright_tag/public;
            passenger_enabled on;
            passenger_set_cgi_param UID $uid_set$uid_got;
    }

When I hit the uri /z/123, I am able to access UID parameter in my
sinatra application. But when I hit this uri /z/123?prodID=25, Nginx
does not pass UID parameter to my application. I googled around for a
while about this issue but everything was in vain. Can anyone give some
suggestions regarding this?

Thanks,
Dhaval.