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Joomla 3.9.2
CiviCRM 5.11.0

If I set up nginx to not protect the custom files directory, CiviCRM gives a warning that some files are downloadable. Fair enough.

But if I set up nginx to protect the custom files directory, this apparently prevents CiviCRM from reading the custom css file in the custom files directory. I assume that this is not the intended behaviour.

How can I set up nginx so that a) the custom files directory is protected and b) CiviCRM reads the custom css?

I am using the configuration setup suggested in this post, but it doesn't appear to fix the problem for me (possibly because Joomla not Drupal). Could it be that this is a problem only for Joomla CiviCRM?

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  • See the answer posted in response to this post.
    – Jern
    Apr 8, 2019 at 13:30

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