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Description
When using domain rules it does not include sub domains, is this intentional or misbehaviour?
For example if we set direct domain rule for domain.com , sub.domain.com wont go direct so we should also add a regex for subdomain ^(.*\.)?domain\.com$ too?
Is this the intentional behavior?
Reproduction
Add domain rule and expect subdomains follow the rule too.
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Operating system
Linux
System version
1.9.3
Installation type
Original sing-box Command Line
If you are using a graphical client, please provide the version of the client.
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Version
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Description
When using domain rules it does not include sub domains, is this intentional or misbehaviour?
For example if we set direct domain rule for
domain.com
,sub.domain.com
wont go direct so we should also add a regex for subdomain^(.*\.)?domain\.com$
too?Is this the intentional behavior?
Reproduction
Add domain rule and expect subdomains follow the rule too.
Logs
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Integrity requirements