Closed Asinin3 closed 4 months ago
Here's an example:
<data id="Permissions" value="1https://example.org2https://example.com"/>
It's terrible Intune syntax.
I'll update that policy to have more than one so it's clear.
I just pushed an update to the docs that show multiple strings.
Thanks, How do you do wildcards though?
E.g the below both examples wont work and needs the full URL.
<data id="Permissions" value="1[*.]office.com2office.com"/>
The [*.] method works for Chrome and Edge. https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-intune/chrome-policies-admx-ingestion-and-oma-uri-values/m-p/2216162
We use origins instead of path globs.
So just doing https://office.com should cover office.com and all subdomains.
Thanks, not super intuitive as people wouldn't expect that to work with https://outlook.office.com, but good to know.
I agree. We used to do it that way, but they switched to origins in Firefox unfortunately.
I'm stumped on this policy
The example given only shows how to add one url instead of the syntax for multiple entries:
<enabled/> <data id="Permissions" value="1https://example.org"/>
I've tried numerous methods on some of our Intune test devices but with the sync taking a few hours this was rather slow to test with. What's the solution here? And can the documentation please be updated so its more clear?
Thanks!