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Currently it seems like the only options to allow internal destinations are by IP address range --allow-range or by IP address (--allow-address). It would be useful if I could allow specific domain names as well (e.g. --allow-domain=my-server, or --allow-domain=*.my-domain.com).
It seems that this is already possible with an ACL file, but it would be nice to be able to set this via command-line options too.
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It seems that this is already possible with an ACL file
On further examination, allowing a domain name through an ACL file does not exempt them from the IP range check. What I'm looking for is the ability to allow a domain name regardless of which address it resolves to.
Currently it seems like the only options to allow internal destinations are by IP address range
--allow-range
or by IP address (--allow-address
). It would be useful if I could allow specific domain names as well (e.g.--allow-domain=my-server
, or--allow-domain=*.my-domain.com
).It seems that this is already possible with an ACL file, but it would be nice to be able to set this via command-line options too.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: