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Hi all,
I have a general question on saving some space and grouping hosts in serverclass.conf. I have reviewed This from 2012, but doesn't exactly cover what I'm looking for and I am aware of the answer supplied. I'm wondering if the same applies to the below for grouping hosts.
Example:
whitelist.0 = host10
whitelist.1 = host11
Question:
whitelist.0 = host1[0-1]
Thanks in advance,
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Yes, you can use regular expressions in whitelist and blacklist settings.
Why are you worried about saving space? serverclass.conf typically is not that large.
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Yes, you can use regular expressions in whitelist and blacklist settings.
Why are you worried about saving space? serverclass.conf typically is not that large.
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There is about 400+ entries under this particular stanza, any which way I can save some space for easy reading or visibility is a win.
To be clear, I was aware I could do host01.....05 as host0[1-5]
However, was not certain of host10...15 as host1[0-5]
Was able to test and confirm- Thanks for the help!
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I have implemented this 30m ago and it does work as intended. If there is a range of hosts (EG: host01-host20) and you only need inputs from host10 and host 11, then the below works.
whitelist.0 = host1[0-1]
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