On Wed, Jan 11, 2023 at 09:42:14AM +0000, rahul.dshmkh1 wrote: > as per httpd.conf file i should be able to match exact one character in > server "a?.sitea.com" > but when i test this way i am able to visit sitea, below are the test results > :~> curl a.sitea.com > This is site a > :~> curl a1.sitea.com > This is site a > :~> curl ab1.sitea.com -->> this should not be matched? as there are two > characters after a
The domain 'ab1.sitea.com' does not match _any_ of the server entries in your config. In this case, the _first_ entry that matches the address and port is used, in your case this is 'site a'. If you add to /etc/hosts: 192.168.25.11 xyz.example Then: ftp -o - http://xyz.example will show 'site a'. So maybe you want to move your 'defaultsite' to the top of the config file. > -------------------------------- > /etc/httpd.conf > server "a?.sitea.com" { > listen on * port 80 > root "/a.sitea.com" > } > > server "b.siteb.com" { > listen on * port 80 > root "b.siteb.com" Why is this not have a leading / like your other entires? > } > > server "defaultsite.com" { > listen on * port 80 > root "/defaultsite.com"} > > -----------------------------------------
