hostcheck: fix host name wildcard checking #11018
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The leftmost "label" of the host name can now only match against single '*'. Like the browsers have worked for a long time. - extended unit test 1397 for this - move some SOURCE variables from unit/Makefile.am to unit/Makefile.inc Reported-by: Hiroki Kurosawa
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The leftmost "label" of the host name can now only match against single '*'. Like the browsers have worked for a long time. - extended unit test 1397 for this - move some SOURCE variables from unit/Makefile.am to unit/Makefile.inc Reported-by: Hiroki Kurosawa Closes curl#11018
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The leftmost "label" only matches against a single '*'. (This is how the browsers work since a long time back)
Reported-by: Hiroki Kurosawa