On Fri, Feb 19, 2016 at 02:22:35AM -0500, spyfox wrote:
Hi there,
> server {
> listen *:80;
> server_name ~^i(?<instanceId>\d+)\.domain$;
> ...
Presumably later in this config, you do something with $instanceId,
and you have a way to handle it not being set.
> It works fine. I have single config to handle all requests for all
> subdomains.
>
> I need to allow users specify custom domains as aliases, e.g.:
>
> i1.domain, super-user.com, another-domain.net -> user #1
> i2.domain, custom.domain -> user #2
>
> How can I add aliases without copy/paste config for each user?
Use "map" to turn your list of domains into the appropriate
instanceId. Then change your server_name directive not to set that
variable.
Something like:
map $host $instanceId {
hostnames;
default "";
~^i(?P<a>\d+)\.domain$ $a;
super-user.com 1;
another-domain.net 1;
custom.domain 2;
}
server {
listen *:80 default;
server_name whatever;
...
# use $instanceId if it is set
}
You could also set the default $instanceId to a particular value that
means "not set", and have the rest of the system use that value for an
"unknown" account.
The alternative approach would be to have a separate server{} block
for each account, with lots of duplication that is handled by your
config-generator-from-template system. But f you want a single server{}
block, the above is probably the simplest way.
Good luck with it,
f
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Francis Daly fran...@daoine.org
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