And this for every sub domain. That is most of the times ok, but what if I want to have a user with access over 10 sub domains, it really starts to be cumbersome.
Solution
sub_domains should just be a list of sub domains, de facto enabling the access over all the domains.
One might ask for a way to also restrict to one or more domains. This could simply be a field domains in group to restrict this group to a given list of domains.
Issue
sub_domains
, for me, looks like a list of sud domains, i.e., the part before the domain.so let's say I have 3 domains
a.com
,b.com
andc.com
, I was expecting to enablesonarr
over those three domaines with:But for what I understand, we need to set each and every one of the FQDNs in, like so:
And this for every
sub domain
. That is most of the times ok, but what if I want to have a user with access over 10 sub domains, it really starts to be cumbersome.Solution
sub_domains
should just be a list of sub domains, de facto enabling the access over all the domains.One might ask for a way to also restrict to one or more domains. This could simply be a field
domains
ingroup
to restrict this group to a given list of domains.