ASP.NET Core (twenty-nine) is deployed in a subdirectory (virtual directory) of the site

Little scum · Posted on 5/12/2024 6:18:20 PM

Requirements: ASP.NET the Core project is accessed as a subdirectory of the site, after reverse proxying the path to the project via nginx, the accessing project will encounter the problem that the page does not render properly (CSS and JS files will report a 404 error due to path problemsHow do I deploy a project in a site subdirectory (virtual directory)?

ASP.NET Core has a UsePathBase extension method that uses a middleware to add or remove a root path (Pathbase) to the current http request, address:The hyperlink login is visible.

Edit the Program.cs file to add the UsePathBase extension method to the WebApplication with the following code:

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This article takes the environment configuration as an example, you need to modify the launchSettings.json file in the Properties directory, as follows:

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Start the project and access it through the subdirectory /folder1, and you can find that all the paths have been automatically added to the base path for us, as shown in the figure below:

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If you start a project via systemd, the environment variables are configured as follows:

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[ASP.NET] ASP.NET Core (twenty-nine) is deployed in a subdirectory (virtual directory) of the site

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