nginxserver_nameregex

Servernamesaredefinedusingtheserver_namedirectiveanddeterminewhichserverblockisusedforagivenrequest.Seealso“Hownginxprocessesarequest”.,2018年6月6日—Whenusingnginxandasserver_nameiuseanythingelsethanstraightstringthenkirbystopsworking.Thereasoniskirbyseemstouse ...,Search,filterandviewusersubmittedregularexpressionsintheregexlibrary.Over20000entries,andcounting!,2018年10月10日—Nginxcapturerege...

Server names

Server names are defined using the server_name directive and determine which server block is used for a given request. See also “How nginx processes a request”.

Nginx wildcard regex server_name

2018年6月6日 — When using nginx and as server_name i use anything else than straight string then kirby stops working. The reason is kirby seems to use ...

nginx server_name tokenizer

Search, filter and view user submitted regular expressions in the regex library. Over 20000 entries, and counting!

Nginx capture regex from server name

2018年10月10日 — Nginx capture regex from server name ... and i want to be able to use the number it got in the return right now its not even matching the server ...

nginx server_name regex

2017年3月1日 — Try this: server_name ~^(www.)?ucwebapi(-uccore)?(-d1,3}--d1,3})?-.testme-.net;. It looks like there are some missing characters between ...

nginx

2018年12月19日 — 1 Answer 1 ... If you want to process domain.com hostname like the others, you can replace server_name ~^(?!www-d4,5}-.-sub-.).*-.domain-.com$; ...

NGINX server_name: How to use it

The server_name config directive tells NGINX how to route client requests. server_name can match multiple domains, split out requests and work on localhost.

Nginx server name regex allow dash

2018年10月3日 — (?:--w+)* is a non capture group that allows a dash followed by some word characters, the group may appear 0 or more times. It doesn't match ...

A Regular Expression Tester for NGINX and NGINX Plus

2019年6月11日 — The regex tester supports named capture groups but treats them like positional capture groups in its output, displaying their ordinal numbers ...