prox-config-sidki_2019-01-26b1

[JJoe]

(Feb. 01, 2022 01:37 AM)ProxRocks Wrote:  I can't wrap my head around this as a "one-line" Exc-U entry.

Is there a way to break it into THREE entries?

Code:

([^/]++.|)citi.com/&(^online.citi.com/|www.citi.com/login\?checkAuth=Y) $SET(0=a_web.)

www.citi.com/login\?checkAuth=Y $SET(0=i_script:0.)

online.citi.com/ $SET(0=i_popup_b:0.)

should work. What you don't want is multiple lines that match.

You can also

Code:

([^/]++.|)citi.com/&((www.citi.com/login\?checkAuth=Y$SET(0=i_script:0.)|online.$SET(0=i_popup_b:0.))|$SET(0=a_web.))

The keywords aren't a hint.

SRL Wrote:Blocklist do have some limitations that make them work a bit different from a list of OR seperated items. Mainly they operate in their own scope. For example, say you have a match like...
http://www.$LST(hosts).com
and a list like...
#
# Host list
#

adsite
adsite-2
Given the host "www.adsite-2.com" would not match even though it looks like it should. This is because the list first finds a match with "adsite" but, being in it's own scope, can't look beyond to see that it also needs ".com". To avoid this it's important to make matches unambiguous. for example, by moving the trailing "." to the list like so...
www.$LST(hosts)com
#
# Host list
#

adsite.
adsite-2.