Re: [Resin-interest] Host Matching and Regular Expressions
Hi Shane,
I've added a bug track as http://bugs.caucho.com/view.php?id=2813 and
I'll need to look into it more. The priority code is a bit tricky, so
it's possible that the aliases aren't getting the right priority.
-- Scott
On Jul 29, 2008, at 12:05 PM, Shane Cruz wrote:
Specific host ids have priority over regexps. So myhost.com should
match independent of the order of those two tags. For two regexps,
the first one should match.
-- Scott
Would a host-alias for a specific host ID match before the regexp
host? For example, assume this configuration:
host id=”myhost.com”
host-namemyhost.com/host-name
host-aliasalias.myhost.com/host-alias
…
/host
host regexp=([wW]{3}\.)?(.+)\:[0-9]+
host-name${host.regexp[2]}/host-name
…
/host
Our testing is showing that the regexp is actually matching when the
virtual host is alias.myhost.com. Do we need to give each alias its
own host block in order for it to match before the regexp hosts?
Thanks,
Shane
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Re: [Resin-interest] Host Matching and Regular Expressions
On Jul 21, 2008, at 1:03 PM, Shane Cruz wrote:
In Resin Pro 3.0 (specifically 3.0.23), what happens if you have two
host blocks that both match the virtual host being requested? For
example, what would happen if we have a configuration such as this
and someone requests myhost.com?
host id=”myhost.com”
host-namemyhost.com/host-name
…
/host
host regexp=([wW]{3}\.)?(.+)\:[0-9]+
host-name${host.regexp[2]}/host-name
…
/host
The reason I ask is that we have thousands of virtual hosts that
match the regular expression, but we often want to make some
specific settings for a given host (unique host-alias or
something). Does Resin store these hosts in a list and use the
first one that is found in the configuration?
Specific host ids have priority over regexps. So myhost.com should
match independent of the order of those two tags. For two regexps,
the first one should match.
-- Scott
Thanks,
Shane
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