In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Skye Poier Nott writes
:
>Oh I see, right, it matches against the whole concatenated hash string.
Yes.
>Why is it that this purges all files from w0011.example.com
>
> purge.hash w0011.*#.*
Because the last ".*" matches nothing, and you havn't tied it to the
front of the hash string with a "^"
>But this does nothing?
>
> purge.hash w0011.*#.*#
Because the default vcl_hash says:
sub vcl_hash {
set req.hash += req.url;
if (req.http.host) {
set req.hash += req.http.host;
} else {
set req.hash += server.ip;
}
hash;
}
You are trying to purge all urls that match "w0011"
>Flipping the #'s around works:
>
> purge.hash #w0011.*#.*
Yes, because now you match the '#' after the url, the hosts that
are named w0011, the '#' after the hostname and nothing with
the .* at the end.
The correct way to purge everything from w0011 would be:
purge.hash #w0011.*#
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