This allows routing to wildcard subdomains by specifying a host like:
--host=*.example.com
This matches requests to hosts with any subdomain in place of the *. It does not match multiple levels of subdomain to a single *, nor are multiple * allowed in a single host. Rather it behaves much like the wildcard matching in TLS certificates does.
Automatic TLS is not currently supported with wildcard hosts (because the challenge types we use -- http-01 and tls-alpn-01 -- can't be used to generate wildcard certificates). However you can bring your own wildcard certificates using --tls-certificate-path / --tls-private-key-path.
This allows routing to wildcard subdomains by specifying a host like:
This matches requests to hosts with any subdomain in place of the
*. It does not match multiple levels of subdomain to a single*, nor are multiple*allowed in a single host. Rather it behaves much like the wildcard matching in TLS certificates does.Automatic TLS is not currently supported with wildcard hosts (because the challenge types we use --
http-01andtls-alpn-01-- can't be used to generate wildcard certificates). However you can bring your own wildcard certificates using--tls-certificate-path/--tls-private-key-path.cc @djmb
Closes #30