ISPConfig3 automatically creates the following directive: Code: location ~ /\. { access_log off; log_not_found off; deny all; } However, it interferes with software that I am using which creates files that began with a period (.). I know that I cannot change this manually without it becoming undone, so is there some other directive that I can use that will allow the viewing of files that began with a period (i.e. .banners.549dfd0f738ab)?
You can change all ispconfig configuration files in a update safe way. Simply copy the nginx vhost template from /usr/local/ispconfig/server/conf to conf-custom folder and edit tit (in your case, remove the directive that hides the dot files).
So, once I copy over the template to conf-custom, I can update the nginx directives and it will use the custom template instead of the original one? Because once I do that it is still creating a vhost error file and it is still adding the hidden file directive.
