default nginx rewrite with regexp

[Yoann Moulin]

Hi,

>> I'm working on a default server_name that match everything but www.domain.tld
>> then rewrite to www.domain.tld.
> 
> It sounds like you may have better luck letting other server{} blocks use
> expected server_name:s; and just let the default match everything else.
> 
> But I'm not exactly sure what it is that you do want to do and don't
> want to do.

The final goal is for a single wordpress multisite vhost that able to deliver
many domain without touching the vhost when customers want to add a new domain.

>> I must be able to make a difference between domain.co.uk and foo.domain.com
>> first must rewrite www.domain.co.uk second, to www.domain.com
> 
> Have you a list or a pattern of which endings should match the first
> pattern, and which the second? Because if you do not, you cannot
> expect nginx to know that one.two.abc should be handled differently
> from one.two.xyz.

The main vhost is www.* and the default one is for everything else and the idea
is to rewrite to www.*.

domain.com|ww.domain.com => www.domain.com
domain.co.uk|ww.domain.co.uk => www.domain.co.uk

I just look for a generic vhost that able to match all domains with all tld and
gtld, but It seem that I don't have any solution.

>> But I don't find any clean solution. Is there a solution for that ? or I must
>> still list all domains in my vhost ?
> 
> If you can specify the problem exactly, it may be possible to arrive at a solution.
> 
> If you can't, it probably won't be.

make sense :)

> What should happen to a request for a.b.domain.co.uk? Or
> www.b.domain.co.uk?

I haven't this case (and hope won't have... never and my customer knows that)

Thanks for you help

-- 
Yoann