server_name in nginx does not match
I want to match with such FQDNs I came up with
server_name "~^(www.)?ucwebapi-uccore(\d{0,3})-(\d{0,3})\.testme\.net"; To Match
ucwebapi.testme.net ucwebapi-uccore.testme.net ucwebapi-uccore1-0.testme.net ucwebapi-uccore999-999.testme.net Validated with https://regex101.com/r/tAwEp9/2
Tested with
server_name "~^(www.)?ucwebapi-uccore(\d{0,3})-(\d{0,3})\.testme\.net ucwebapi1.testme.net"; to see if ucwebapi1.testme.de server is reachable at all.
Is there any restriction im not aware of? Thank you.
3 Answers
Answers 1
Try this:
server_name "~^(www.)?ucwebapi(-uccore)?(\d{1,3}-\d{1,3})?\.testme\.net"; It looks like there are some missing characters between your regex101 page and what ended up in your config.
I've also tuned it a bit so that it will NOT match:
ucwebapi-uccore999.testme.net ucwebapi-uccore-.testme.net ucwebapi-uccore-999.testme.net Answers 2
I've never seen server_name configurations with double-quotes... but I'm not shure if that solves the problem.
Some example configurations here.
Edit: Do you have a default virtual server like this:
server { listen 80; server_name _; return 404; # default } # now add your specific server server { listen 80; server_name "~^(www.)?ucwebapi-uccore(\d{0,3})-(\d{0,3})\.testme\.net ucwebapi1.testme.net"; ... } Specific configurations will only work if you have a default configured.
@abcdn: your absolutely right, i didn't know that!
Answers 3
Try:
server_name "~^(www.)?ucwebapi-uccore(\d{0,3})-(\d{0,3})\.testme\.net" ucwebapi1.testme.net; Your server_name quotes encompassed the entire line. What is probably perceived as 2 separate entries, nginx interpolated as a single entry.
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