Normally, they will just re-issue the ban command and the state_key+policy combination takes care of it, but this doesn't work if there are policies created by other tools.
If an explicit edit command is used, then we would need to ask which policy needs editing
Then there is the concern of de-duplicating policies within the context of one list, would a protection that detects duplicates be better for this?
Normally, they will just re-issue the ban command and the state_key+policy combination takes care of it, but this doesn't work if there are policies created by other tools.
If an explicit edit command is used, then we would need to ask which policy needs editing
Then there is the concern of de-duplicating policies within the context of one list, would a protection that detects duplicates be better for this?