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bind docker container to internal port if using vhosts #864
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IPv6?
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Crap! I did not take that into account in this or the previous implementation. I'll take a look in the morning. |
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Snagged an IPv6 regex from SO (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/53497/regular-expression-that-matches-valid-ipv6-addresses) and put it into the plugin and the domains one as well. |
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Build failed. Womp. |
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Docker is having issues according to their rss |
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Wercker sucks!!!! |
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lolol |
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Can you add some docs to this and then we can merge? |
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Sure thing. Preference on the best place it should live? New md file or existing? |
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Probably belongs in nginx, no? |
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In nginx probably. Feel free to reorder stuff as necessary. |
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Nice work. Merging and shipping a new release :) |
bind docker container to internal port if using vhosts
Per IRC conversations, this was implemented as a (very simple) pluginhook. Includes tests.
close #860
refs #207
refs #557