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I have some practical hostnames in /etc/hosts. I want to configure kong to filter requests based on these hostnames (without a domain), so I configure kong with
* allows for `request_host` to have names without top level domain, eg. `localhost`, fixes#1300.
* allows for punycode encoded host/domainnames (RFC3492; https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3492)
fix#1300 and #1205 (comment)
NOTE: relaxes the parsing of host/domainnames to allow for punycode. It does not verify punycode, so invalid entries might be allowed in. But as it doesn't break Kong, it does imho not justify writing a punycode implementation just to prevent that.
I have some practical hostnames in
/etc/hosts
. I want to configure kong to filter requests based on these hostnames (without a domain), so I configure kong withbut when I do so I get
I have isolated the issue. The problem only occurs when
request_host
is given a host name that does not contain a.
(dot) for subdomain separation.I think this is an unnecessary limitation of the argument validation.
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