You can check if friendly urls work by going to https://yoursite.com/rewrite_test if it says "Rewrite Enabled" you're good to go.
To disable friendly urls, go to core/config.php and change friendly from true to false.
Ensure a file named .htaccess exists wherever Nameless is installed (typically public_html or htdocs), and that it contains these rules.
In order to use friendly urls on your v2 website, your web server has to allow the use of .htaccess files and you have to have mod_rewrite enabled.
If you're using a VPS or dedicated server, the following steps will enable mod_rewrite and allow the use of .htaccess files on your Debian or Ubuntu server.
/etc/apache2/sites-available/000-default.conf, note this will differ if you are using SSL or a custom configuration</VirtualHost>, add the line AllowOverride All within a directory block, as follows (replace /var/www/html with the path to your Nameless installation):...
<Directory /var/www/html>
AllowOverride All
</Directory>
</VirtualHost>
sudo a2enmod rewrite && service apache2 restartIf you are using a web host, or you have followed the above steps and you are still not able to use friendly URLs, ensure that the Nameless .htaccess file exists. .htaccess files are usually hidden by default within web host file managers and on Unix systems, so you may have to enable hidden file view on your system.
Your .htaccess file should exist and it should contain these rules.
Include the location blocks from this file into your nginx config file.