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But it won't match host1.com:4444.
if i match only host1.com, no problem the replace works. if i match only 4444, no problem. If i match them in 2 separate lines it matches correctly:
replace {
host1.com host2.com
4444 5555
}
But the moment i have a colon it won't match.
also tried with re "host1.com.4444" "host2.com.5555" or just re ".4444" ".5555" no match.
If it makes a difference, i used the recommended order (order replace after encode), and my reverse_proxy is setup with header_up Accept-Encoding identity, or i wouldn't get any matches.
Any ideas?
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Huh, that's really weird. I don't have time to dig into this right now but I wanted to let you know I read your issue.
If you want to dig into the code (I'm not sure if the problem is in my code or a dependency, probably mine), you're welcome to do so in the meantime; I don't want to hold you up! :)
Hi,
I'm trying to perform the following replace:
But it won't match host1.com:4444.
if i match only host1.com, no problem the replace works. if i match only 4444, no problem. If i match them in 2 separate lines it matches correctly:
But the moment i have a colon it won't match.
also tried with
re "host1.com.4444" "host2.com.5555"
or justre ".4444" ".5555"
no match.If it makes a difference, i used the recommended order (order replace after encode), and my reverse_proxy is setup with header_up Accept-Encoding identity, or i wouldn't get any matches.
Any ideas?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: