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ANSWERED Routes: Domain name with a number problem
Nasheayahu reacted to OpenSourcerer for a post in a topic
Ah, I see the problem. The dash is indeed interpreted as a range indicator, and escapes are not implemented. But that's a minor problem; all this dialog box really does is resolve the domain you enter, then the resolved IP address will be added to the route. So as a workaround resolve the FQDN with dig or host, then enter the IP address(es). -
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tranquivox69 reacted to NaDre for a post in a topic
Yes. String manipulation. Drops "/" and anything following it from the end of the string. squid did not like having the subnet mask. It is a bash-ism. A bash extension from what a POSIX compliant shell needs to provide. Do "man bash". For background scripts I usually try to use "/bin/sh" rather than "/bin/bash". Bash is huge. All kinds of bells and whistles. But I could not remember how to do that string trick in "/bin/sh". I will probably look at how to use "/bin/sh" in that script too.