Yeh unfortunately the below can never work. It’s a known flaw in the design. A matching “map” rule always wins :/.
Your best bet is to use a plugin, for example the regex_remap can do this. Do this on the entire host, and use matches for the ones you want to redirect first, and then catch all for the main map. — Leif > On Apr 8, 2019, at 03:09, Vasanth Mathivanan <[email protected]> > wrote: > > Hi all , > > I have to given redirect entry on remap rule for redirect > 10.137.x.x:8004/hello to 10.137.x.x:8004 but not worked for me , don’t > know where was the mistake from there. I will be given exact syntax below > here . > > redirect http://10.137.x.x:8003/hello http://10.137.x.x:8004 > map http://10.137.x.x:8004/ http://192.168.y.y > > > I need an exact syntax of redirect mapping > > > Thanks > ___Vasanth M > > Sent from Mail for Windows 10 >
