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Nginx Domain Wildcards
Greets:
Since I've started using Nginx for the personal sites, I've been using an underscore for a domain wildcard. I've come across a couple of mentions that actually a pair of double quotes with nothing between them is now what's accepted.
Is there any difference between the two and how they're used? Mind you this is a domain wildcard, not a subdomain wildcard.
thanks,
-drmike
edit: Do I get any reward for asking the first legit question here on the new forums? 
Comments
I have no idea, waiting to get an answer on this one
sniff
I only use domain wild cards on my development machine so I don't know. However, it's worth noting that they change the PHP
SERVER_NAMEvariable used by some sites to_which isn't cool if you are relying on that for anything like building the full URL.So does that mean you use the double quotes?
Yes, you should.
Does that mean you should read the dates and not reply in a 4 year old thread?
Answer: Yes it should!
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Does that mean you should piss off?
Answer: Yes, it should!
Somebody has to answer OP's question and so what if it is 1200 days old? That doesn't change nothing mate.
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