Upayavira wrote:
dave- wrote:
That does not work because {1} appears to pick up both the host AND theDon't understand. That's not how wildcard matchers work. If you've got pattern="*:*", then {1} should be everything before the colon, and {2} should be everything after. If that doesn't work, try pattern="*:8080".
port. For example, {1} picks up www.example1.com:8080 and not
www.example1.com .
But that's _not_ how the Host matcher works: it's regexp and not wildcard bases, so you have to use regexp syntax as in ".*:.*" (dunno if greedy regexp behaviour would kick in tho').
Nah. There's a WildcardHostMatcher and a RegexpHostMatcher. Could be either. But if you're using the regexp one, then your syntax is correct.
Regards, Upayavira
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