On Mon, Jul 09, 2012 at 09:57:38AM -0700, Abraham Cruz Sustaita wrote:
> I have several sites on my servers, so I need to configure one admin
> subdomain for each one. However, I don't want to make:
>
> if (req.http.Host ~
> "(?i)([1]admin.domain1.com|[2]admin.domain2.com|[3]admin.domainN.com)?$
> ") {}
>
> Can I do this only with one regular expression of the type
> (admin\.(.*)) ?
>
Something like the following will match anything prefix'd with `admin`.
You'd have to include the suffixes manually. Luckily, there aren't too many
tld's for this to be a major concern.
^admin\.[^\.]+\.(?=(com|net|org))$
You can capture the entire hostname by including grouping operators
around the entire regex:
^(admin\.[^\.]+\.(com|net|org))$
~Paul
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