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[Request] Change IP whitelist wildcard #1501
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Why does GitHub not show the star symbol :( |
Can you please name an application I can test this with. |
Google play store, google account manager, google play servicesRegards, Anonymous -------- Original Message -------- Can you please name an application I can test this with. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: |
They use domain names in my case. |
If you send me a test version I'll give it a try |
Sent by e-mail, because Dev-Host is not working currently. Note that the user defined functions are moved (you might want to test this too). |
It still only offers to wildcard the first segment. User defined functions work |
Are you sure it is an IP address in the form xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx ? |
The IP address is not recognized because the pattern doesn't recognize port numbers. I will fix that later tonight or tomorrow. |
I have sent another test version by e-mail. |
Confirmed working |
Good! |
I just found another app to test with 'chat secure' |
I have tested the code another way, so I am quite sure it is okay. |
The whitelist wildcard for IP addresses should be changed from (wildcard).xxx.xxx.xxx to xxx.xxx.xxx.(wildcard) so that a complete sub net can be whitelisted instead of all IP addresses that end the same.
If this is possible without changing the way domain name wildcards work. Here it does make sense to have the wildcard in the front (wildcard.xprivacy.eu)
For this to work XPrivacy would have to be able to differentiate between IPs and domains, which I don't think it currently does
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