You have to add a rule for that that redirects the route that you do not
want to expose to a custom error page.
On Monday, 3 April 2017 12:06:25 UTC-5, Lisandro wrote:
>
> When you use parameter router system, you have the possibility to set a
> dictionary mapping each domain with an app and then set
> exclusive_domain=True, this way each app is accessible only through its
> assigned domain.
> But how to do that when using pattern routes?
>
> I'm serving several domains; two web2py apps for each domain.
> How do I configure routes to allow access to only those two apps per
> domain?
>
> For example, lets assume we have two domains: recipes.com and traveler.com
> Each domain works with two apps:
>
> - recipes.com
> - applications/recipes/
> - applications/recipes_panel/
> - traveler.com
> - applications/traveler/
> - applications/traveler_panel/
>
>
> In order to get this to work, first we need routes.py in the main folder
> of web2py:
>
> routes_app = [
> (r'.*?://recipes.com:\w* /$anything', r'recipes'),
> (r'.*?://traveler.com:\w* /$anything', r'traveler')
> ]
>
>
> Then, we need applications/recipes/routes.py:
> routes_in = [
> ('/', '/recipes/default/index'),
> ('/robots.txt', '/recipes/static/robots.txt'),
> ('/favicon.png', '/recipes/static/custom/favicon.png'),
>
>
> ('/download$anything', '/recipes/default/download$anything'),
> ('/panel/download$anything', '/recipes_panel/default/download$anything'
> ),
>
>
> ('/static$anything', '/recipes/static$anything'),
> ('/panel/static$anything', '/recipes_panel/static$anything'),
>
>
> ('/panel', '/recipes_panel/default/index'),
> ('/panel$anything', '/recipes_panel$anything'),
> ]
>
> routes_out = [(x, y) for (y, x) in routes_in]
>
>
>
> And then applications/traveler/routes.py
> routes_in = [
> ('/', '/traveler/default/index'),
> ('/robots.txt', '/traveler/static/robots.txt'),
> ('/favicon.png', '/traveler/static/custom/favicon.png'),
>
>
> ('/download$anything', '/traveler/default/download$anything'),
> ('/panel/download$anything', '/traveler_panel/default/download$anything'
> ),
>
>
> ('/static$anything', '/traveler/static$anything'),
> ('/panel/static$anything', '/traveler_panel/static$anything'),
>
>
> ('/panel', '/traveler_panel/default/index'),
> ('/panel$anything', '/traveler_panel$anything'),
> ]
>
> routes_out = [(x, y) for (y, x) in routes_in]
>
>
> *However, if go to traveler.com/
> <http://traveler.com/>recipes/default/index I can still access "recipes"
> app, and I don't want that.*
> Is it possible to restrict the access using pattern based routes?
>
>
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