Closed reece146 closed 4 years ago
You can already do that with the UNBLOCK
environment variable. Not sure if it works for all subdomains if you specify a domain but have a try π It might.
Yeah, I tried that. Should have said above - sorry.
I thought it might have been the malicious site blocking but no combination of on/off or unblock allowed that domain to work. I think it's DOT not working with that specific domain versus the malicious site code blocking it.
:sad_panda:
Just tested it, setting -e UNBLOCK=rs6.net
unblocks the weblink you sent above. If that doesn't work which DOT provider(s) are you using?
Ugh, sorry, my testing is suspect. It works now - I must have fat-fingered something because I basically just uncommented the unblock and restarted script that starts the container.
Thanks for the help/patience.
:)
Glad it worked out for you π That was fun looking at cars, an original issue I have to admin π Enjoy!
Bypass DOT for some domains
Some web links embedded in marketing emails route through spammy-mcspam metrics/surveillance gathering sites like rs6.net which breaks the link. It would be good to be able to turn off domain routing over tls for specific domains if the user is comfortable with that.
Bring a Trailer daily emails show the latest cars up for auction and all the links to view the auction landing page route through rs6.net. In the container configuration toggling DOT=off lets the URL at rs6.net to work. DOT=on blocks it (rs6.net not participating somehow?).
Example email:
The link for the Mercedes is:
http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0015PKB535iiVjdGYCdQ48agaH24NSGYgfTSgthePwP1QZz59kLV6ITp6yxod9M7qutzR___hQndzK5jwqdhLeZ8KekzYJ94Fqbc0bGOl87W1RSH9TRDJJjBHciRaiN8OwKBh5MeX8UzVRbAm6jTP5FB1DqU0wVh9KbffIeAQH8MW36JjiTmCIaWBgjmtK76KcnAcjVtjxWYRWOu9F6Z0j1LHLpsfemnxs-K2a0CXi4NctTVVcQoak52P8m7T7ciLcILViVkv7YYfZMgsDdjn0IOMQBOMHPcPl8xQD7ztDbch_b6ECqoQ_5cS2_g2kE-YUPy0f27K93EYQ=&c=6D4Z9Kcp2FFS8t_L8kU4WChUCHn-pYdO0HPSuxTTaaVWFJwM4jz_ug==&ch=lFlmR9kQImVa8xLix8YiC3sxeOw4IIueiZFJ1quoTaizxV6lXxtvOw==
In my experience BAT always routes through r20.rs6.net but wildcarding similar to *.rs6.net would be a good thing to have also.
Thanks.