[Cherokee] Match virtual servers by port

[Julian Pietron]

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Hallo,

for one of my webservices it is required that under the same hostname
several webservices are available, discriminated by port (e.g., one
webservice on the default :80, the other one on :4040). Is there a way
to match a virtual server not by hostname but by port instead, or do I
indeed have to run two instances of cherokee to achieve this behaviour?
If so, are there any plans to change that in future releases? I'd
consider that a quite useful feature.

Thanks,
Julian
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[Stefan de Konink]

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Op 25-11-10 00:19, Julian Pietron schreef:

> for one of my webservices it is required that under the same hostname
> several webservices are available, discriminated by port (e.g., one
> webservice on the default :80, the other one on :4040). Is there a way
> to match a virtual server not by hostname but by port instead, or do I
> indeed have to run two instances of cherokee to achieve this behaviour?
> If so, are there any plans to change that in future releases? I'd
> consider that a quite useful feature.

If you keep everything inside one virtual server, you can get this
behavior because you can have matching rules match on the port.

Stefan

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[Alvaro Lopez Ortega]

On 25/11/2010, at 00:19, Julian Pietron wrote:

> for one of my webservices it is required that under the same hostname
> several webservices are available, discriminated by port (e.g., one
> webservice on the default :80, the other one on :4040). Is there a way
> to match a virtual server not by hostname but by port instead, or do I
> indeed have to run two instances of cherokee to achieve this behaviour?
> If so, are there any plans to change that in future releases? I'd
> consider that a quite useful feature.

You have to use a "Incoming IP/Port" rule in your virtual server in order to filter that traffic. In case you needed more than a single rule to configure your service, you'd have to use rules like this:

(Incoming IP/Port: ALL:4040) AND (Directory: /example)
(Incoming IP/Port: ALL:4040) AND (RegEx: /example/.*\.foo)

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