Issue #506: reverse domain names before sorting#507
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This patch fixes a behavior where fabio routes to the wrong backend when multiple glob matching routes are available since the sorting of the host names was wrong. Sorting DNS names requires reversing them before sorting since they have their most significant part at the front. Fixes #506
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This patch fixes a behavior where fabio routes to the wrong backend when
multiple glob matching routes are available since the sorting of the
host names was wrong.
Sorting DNS names requires reversing them before sorting since they have
their most significant part at the front.
Fixes #506