`*` block config implies listening on port 80/443

[selfhoster1312]

I thought in the docs it was not very clear the difference between global and *, but i've found a non-intuitive difference.

* {
	log "foo.log"
}

example.localhost:4444 {
	proxy "192.168.1.1:443"
}

This fails to spawn the server when run as a normal user (non-root). This works:

globals {
	log "foo.log"
}

example.localhost:4444 {
	proxy "192.168.1.1:443"
}

That's because it tries to bind to 80/443 when using * scope for config, despite no vhost using that port. For example, this also works:

* {
	default_https_port 4443
	default_http_port 8080
	log "foo.log"
}

example.localhost:4444 {
	proxy "192.168.1.1:443"
}

I don't think it's exactly wrong behavior, but it's certainly counterintuitive and i didn't understand that from reading the docs, which use a lot of example with a * block.

[DorianNiemiecSVRJS]

I think the globals and * blocks work as intended.

Below is the part of a configuration block syntax example from the Ferron documentation:

globals {
  // Global configuration that doesn't imply any virtual host
}

* {
  // Global configuration
}

Perhaps differences between these two blocks need to be better documented, or maybe the documentation could be more clear?