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When using stricter classification policies, there are times when users want to whitelist all subdomains of the current domain. After #8 has been completed, displaying menu items for wildcard subdomain whitelisting should either be enabled by default or should be an optional preference when using stricter classification policies.
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displaying menu items for wildcard subdomain whitelisting should either be enabled by default or should be an optional preference when using stricter classification policies.
Wildcards are already implemented in v1.0. – Menu items like *.site.com -> *.site.com are available, apart from the *.site.com -> subdomain.site.com rules. Closing.
Thursday Dec 22, 2011 at 18:45 GMT
Originally opened as RequestPolicy/requestpolicy#9
When using stricter classification policies, there are times when users want to whitelist all subdomains of the current domain. After #8 has been completed, displaying menu items for wildcard subdomain whitelisting should either be enabled by default or should be an optional preference when using stricter classification policies.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: