doc: remove case_insensitive configuration option

all replacements are now case-insensitive
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Iain Learmonth 2025-05-04 17:01:08 +01:00
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@ -68,7 +68,6 @@ The following keys are meaningful in this object:
| `host_header` | Override the hostname that is used as the `Host` header when connecting to the origin. | The canonical host is used. | `"news.example.org"` | | `host_header` | Override the hostname that is used as the `Host` header when connecting to the origin. | The canonical host is used. | `"news.example.org"` |
| `host_ssl` | Override the hostname that is used for TLS SNI and for verification of the upstream's TLS certificate. | The canonical host is used. | `"news.example.org"` | | `host_ssl` | Override the hostname that is used for TLS SNI and for verification of the upstream's TLS certificate. | The canonical host is used. | `"news.example.org"` |
| `matomo_site_id` | The site ID to use for Matomo tracking. | No tracking code is added to HTML pages. | `20` | | `matomo_site_id` | The site ID to use for Matomo tracking. | No tracking code is added to HTML pages. | `20` |
| `rewrite_case_insensitive` | Rewrite references to other domain names using a case-insensitive match. This requires the use of the PCRE engine which is approximately 10% of the speed of the Lua pattern matching engine, so only enable if required. | Domains are matched based on the case in the pool mapping. | `true` |
| `rewrite_disable` | Disable content rewriting for this host. This disables both URL rewriting, and the addition of Matomo tracking code, but not the replacement of absolute links to the canonical hostname with relative links. | Rewriting is enabled. | `true` | | `rewrite_disable` | Disable content rewriting for this host. This disables both URL rewriting, and the addition of Matomo tracking code, but not the replacement of absolute links to the canonical hostname with relative links. | Rewriting is enabled. | `true` |
Note: the default case applies when the key is omitted. Note: the default case applies when the key is omitted.