RedirectMatch matching hostname

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I'm using apache 2.4



I would like to redirect any HTTP traffic to HTTPS matching any canonical domain of the apex domain. I know it's possible to do it via RewriteRules but I would like to use RedirectMatch instead, where it takes the domain name from the HTTP header.



ServerName exampledomain.com
ServerAlias *.exampledomain.com
<If "%SERVER_PROTOCOL != 'HTTPS'">
RedirectMatch (.*) "https://%HTTP_HOST$1"
</If>


So when you ask for http://anynameyoucanimagine.exampledomain.com it redirects you to https://anynameyoucanimagine.exampledomain.com.



Any ideas ?



Thanks a lot !






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    I'm using apache 2.4



    I would like to redirect any HTTP traffic to HTTPS matching any canonical domain of the apex domain. I know it's possible to do it via RewriteRules but I would like to use RedirectMatch instead, where it takes the domain name from the HTTP header.



    ServerName exampledomain.com
    ServerAlias *.exampledomain.com
    <If "%SERVER_PROTOCOL != 'HTTPS'">
    RedirectMatch (.*) "https://%HTTP_HOST$1"
    </If>


    So when you ask for http://anynameyoucanimagine.exampledomain.com it redirects you to https://anynameyoucanimagine.exampledomain.com.



    Any ideas ?



    Thanks a lot !






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      up vote
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      down vote

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      I'm using apache 2.4



      I would like to redirect any HTTP traffic to HTTPS matching any canonical domain of the apex domain. I know it's possible to do it via RewriteRules but I would like to use RedirectMatch instead, where it takes the domain name from the HTTP header.



      ServerName exampledomain.com
      ServerAlias *.exampledomain.com
      <If "%SERVER_PROTOCOL != 'HTTPS'">
      RedirectMatch (.*) "https://%HTTP_HOST$1"
      </If>


      So when you ask for http://anynameyoucanimagine.exampledomain.com it redirects you to https://anynameyoucanimagine.exampledomain.com.



      Any ideas ?



      Thanks a lot !






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      I'm using apache 2.4



      I would like to redirect any HTTP traffic to HTTPS matching any canonical domain of the apex domain. I know it's possible to do it via RewriteRules but I would like to use RedirectMatch instead, where it takes the domain name from the HTTP header.



      ServerName exampledomain.com
      ServerAlias *.exampledomain.com
      <If "%SERVER_PROTOCOL != 'HTTPS'">
      RedirectMatch (.*) "https://%HTTP_HOST$1"
      </If>


      So when you ask for http://anynameyoucanimagine.exampledomain.com it redirects you to https://anynameyoucanimagine.exampledomain.com.



      Any ideas ?



      Thanks a lot !






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          the following lines should be simply enough



          ServerName anynameyoucanimagine.exampledomain.com
          RedirectMatch /(.*) https://anynameyoucanimagine.exampledomain.com/$1





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          • Yeah, but I can't have it hard written, there are hundreds of subdomain names which I need to match.
            – DaWe4444
            Oct 2 '17 at 14:33










          • if %HTTP_HOST variable does not work, you may need to use mod_rewrite as explained here stackoverflow.com/questions/23059463/…
            – lese
            Oct 2 '17 at 14:37











          • Yes, that's why I'm asking if anyone has any idea solving it via RedirectMatch. Also mod_rewrite is slower then redirect.
            – DaWe4444
            Oct 2 '17 at 14:48











          • Since I think there is not a possible way to do it one line using RedirectMatch, and you do not want to use mod_rewrite because its less performant, I think you have to repeat the above lines or similar, for all the hundreds VHosts. Or better, I think you will have to give up and use mod_rewrite at the end
            – lese
            Oct 2 '17 at 15:40











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          the following lines should be simply enough



          ServerName anynameyoucanimagine.exampledomain.com
          RedirectMatch /(.*) https://anynameyoucanimagine.exampledomain.com/$1





          share|improve this answer




















          • Yeah, but I can't have it hard written, there are hundreds of subdomain names which I need to match.
            – DaWe4444
            Oct 2 '17 at 14:33










          • if %HTTP_HOST variable does not work, you may need to use mod_rewrite as explained here stackoverflow.com/questions/23059463/…
            – lese
            Oct 2 '17 at 14:37











          • Yes, that's why I'm asking if anyone has any idea solving it via RedirectMatch. Also mod_rewrite is slower then redirect.
            – DaWe4444
            Oct 2 '17 at 14:48











          • Since I think there is not a possible way to do it one line using RedirectMatch, and you do not want to use mod_rewrite because its less performant, I think you have to repeat the above lines or similar, for all the hundreds VHosts. Or better, I think you will have to give up and use mod_rewrite at the end
            – lese
            Oct 2 '17 at 15:40















          up vote
          2
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          the following lines should be simply enough



          ServerName anynameyoucanimagine.exampledomain.com
          RedirectMatch /(.*) https://anynameyoucanimagine.exampledomain.com/$1





          share|improve this answer




















          • Yeah, but I can't have it hard written, there are hundreds of subdomain names which I need to match.
            – DaWe4444
            Oct 2 '17 at 14:33










          • if %HTTP_HOST variable does not work, you may need to use mod_rewrite as explained here stackoverflow.com/questions/23059463/…
            – lese
            Oct 2 '17 at 14:37











          • Yes, that's why I'm asking if anyone has any idea solving it via RedirectMatch. Also mod_rewrite is slower then redirect.
            – DaWe4444
            Oct 2 '17 at 14:48











          • Since I think there is not a possible way to do it one line using RedirectMatch, and you do not want to use mod_rewrite because its less performant, I think you have to repeat the above lines or similar, for all the hundreds VHosts. Or better, I think you will have to give up and use mod_rewrite at the end
            – lese
            Oct 2 '17 at 15:40













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          the following lines should be simply enough



          ServerName anynameyoucanimagine.exampledomain.com
          RedirectMatch /(.*) https://anynameyoucanimagine.exampledomain.com/$1





          share|improve this answer












          the following lines should be simply enough



          ServerName anynameyoucanimagine.exampledomain.com
          RedirectMatch /(.*) https://anynameyoucanimagine.exampledomain.com/$1






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          answered Oct 2 '17 at 14:31









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          • Yeah, but I can't have it hard written, there are hundreds of subdomain names which I need to match.
            – DaWe4444
            Oct 2 '17 at 14:33










          • if %HTTP_HOST variable does not work, you may need to use mod_rewrite as explained here stackoverflow.com/questions/23059463/…
            – lese
            Oct 2 '17 at 14:37











          • Yes, that's why I'm asking if anyone has any idea solving it via RedirectMatch. Also mod_rewrite is slower then redirect.
            – DaWe4444
            Oct 2 '17 at 14:48











          • Since I think there is not a possible way to do it one line using RedirectMatch, and you do not want to use mod_rewrite because its less performant, I think you have to repeat the above lines or similar, for all the hundreds VHosts. Or better, I think you will have to give up and use mod_rewrite at the end
            – lese
            Oct 2 '17 at 15:40

















          • Yeah, but I can't have it hard written, there are hundreds of subdomain names which I need to match.
            – DaWe4444
            Oct 2 '17 at 14:33










          • if %HTTP_HOST variable does not work, you may need to use mod_rewrite as explained here stackoverflow.com/questions/23059463/…
            – lese
            Oct 2 '17 at 14:37











          • Yes, that's why I'm asking if anyone has any idea solving it via RedirectMatch. Also mod_rewrite is slower then redirect.
            – DaWe4444
            Oct 2 '17 at 14:48











          • Since I think there is not a possible way to do it one line using RedirectMatch, and you do not want to use mod_rewrite because its less performant, I think you have to repeat the above lines or similar, for all the hundreds VHosts. Or better, I think you will have to give up and use mod_rewrite at the end
            – lese
            Oct 2 '17 at 15:40
















          Yeah, but I can't have it hard written, there are hundreds of subdomain names which I need to match.
          – DaWe4444
          Oct 2 '17 at 14:33




          Yeah, but I can't have it hard written, there are hundreds of subdomain names which I need to match.
          – DaWe4444
          Oct 2 '17 at 14:33












          if %HTTP_HOST variable does not work, you may need to use mod_rewrite as explained here stackoverflow.com/questions/23059463/…
          – lese
          Oct 2 '17 at 14:37





          if %HTTP_HOST variable does not work, you may need to use mod_rewrite as explained here stackoverflow.com/questions/23059463/…
          – lese
          Oct 2 '17 at 14:37













          Yes, that's why I'm asking if anyone has any idea solving it via RedirectMatch. Also mod_rewrite is slower then redirect.
          – DaWe4444
          Oct 2 '17 at 14:48





          Yes, that's why I'm asking if anyone has any idea solving it via RedirectMatch. Also mod_rewrite is slower then redirect.
          – DaWe4444
          Oct 2 '17 at 14:48













          Since I think there is not a possible way to do it one line using RedirectMatch, and you do not want to use mod_rewrite because its less performant, I think you have to repeat the above lines or similar, for all the hundreds VHosts. Or better, I think you will have to give up and use mod_rewrite at the end
          – lese
          Oct 2 '17 at 15:40





          Since I think there is not a possible way to do it one line using RedirectMatch, and you do not want to use mod_rewrite because its less performant, I think you have to repeat the above lines or similar, for all the hundreds VHosts. Or better, I think you will have to give up and use mod_rewrite at the end
          – lese
          Oct 2 '17 at 15:40


















           

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