You shouldn't need regex for this. Try using the *domains* key instead of
*default_application* in routes.py:
routers = dict(
BASE = dict(
domains = {'guide.mydomain.com': 'guide',
'mydomain.com': 'init',
}
)
)
hth
On Wednesday, March 12, 2014 2:19:31 PM UTC-5, Lisandro wrote:
>
> I'm using web2py on production with lighttpd. My site has two web2py
> applications: "init" and "guide". I already created routes.py to hide
> "init" from the url.
> In addition, I would like that "guide" application appears as a subdomain,
> so that every url of this form "mydomain.com/guide/" looks like "
> guide.mydomain.com"
>
> For example, this url
> mydomain.com/guide/posts/index
> should look like
> guide.mydomain.com/posts/index
>
> I don't mind using lighttpd mod_rewrite or web2py routes.py... But I don't
> have **any** experience in regular expresions. So I was wondering if
> someone could give me a hand on this, maybe sharing some examples of
> similar cases.
>
> Thanks in advance! Regards, Lisandro.
>
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