When adding a domain to an MRF Simple, also match its subdomains #228

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opened 2022-10-11 21:58:20 +00:00 by solidsanek · 1 comment

solidsanek commented

2022-10-11 21:58:20 +00:00

The simplest ways I can see from the code to do so would be adding ".*" to every listed domain in subdomains_regex or in subdomains_match.

Basically, in a case where I add badactor.com to a list of instances to reject, I most likely would not be interested in their subdomains. This could be applied to MRF Simple only, as I'm not sure where else this would be relevant. The simplest ways I can see from the code to do so would be adding ".*" to every listed domain in `subdomains_regex` or in `subdomains_match`.

floatingghost commented

2022-10-17 16:37:37 +00:00

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yea, there... aren't many situations where you'd want to block the root but not subdomains

i might see if i can make it a tickbox thingy where it's "root and subdomains" just to make it flexible

yea, there... aren't many situations where you'd want to block the root but not subdomains i might see if i can make it a tickbox thingy where it's "root and subdomains" just to make it flexible