New filtering in MouseHole

[why the lucky stiff]

Kevin Ballard wrote:

> How you use the new feature is you simply add a call to rewrite(). It  
> takes 2 args. The first is a regex to match against host:port, so you  
> might use /^(www\.)?google\.com:80/ to match against google. The  
> second is a regex to match against the path after /.mouseHole/, so to  
> match http://www.google.com/.mouseHole/ping you would use %r{^/ping $}.

Great, thankyou for the patch.  This is lovely.  Do you mind if I mix 
this with the register_url idea?

For a foreign URL:

  register_url( "http://google.com/test.js" ) do |req, res| 
    # no `uri' arg needed, we'll do magic to make the req.request_uri 
work fine.
  end

For accessing MouseHole directly:

  register_url( "/wiki" ) do |req, res| 
  end

We could normalize the ports and subdomains from inside MouseHole.

> Oh, and I don't suppose MouseHole could be hosted in an SVN repo  
> instead of a CVS repo? I'm using SVK to wrap it (because I hate using  
> CVS), but it's slow to sync changes in the repo.

Well, I'd like to stick with Rubyforge.  I'm pretty impartial on 
repository software.  They'll switch to SVN soon I'm sure.

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