http host and http_raw_host keywords #280
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The corresponding content keyword would now be - http_host. The corresponding pcre modifier would be W.
The corresponding pcre modifier would be 'Z'.
…ywords, against various combinations of hostname in uri and host header.
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Coming to think of it, I should probably close this PR and reintroduce the above keywords as sticky buffers? - http_host_data and http_raw_host_data ? |
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No, we're only supporting the file_data syntax for compatibility reasons currently. The whole concept you call "sticky buffers" is not something we've decided to do currently. |
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oh! cool. Thought were heading in that direction. |
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Merged, thanks Anoop. |
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IN case of http_raw_host kewyord, if the hostname is present in the Host keywrod only and not the uri, is there any way to extract just the hostname from the header. Currently I am using the http host header and that contains the entire header value, hence the port as well.