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Fri, 11/13/2009 - 07:28 — joucrowr

Hi,
I swear that I looked into the explanation in FoxyProxy and on the website but I can't figure out how to do what I want to do.
 
Let's just take Blubb as example. I want to run everything that has Blubb in the domain name to run through the proxy I configured in FoxyProxy. That means:
www.blubb.com
ww08.blubb.com
www.blablubb.com
www.blubb.net
blub.info
www.blubb.com/blablubb
 
How do I do that and how can I make sure it works? I tried different thinks like  http://*.*blubb*.*/*  Would that be correct? Thanks in advance.

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Sun, 11/15/2009 - 13:46 — ericjung

Hi, The whitelist wildcard

Hi,

The whitelist wildcard pattern *://*.blubb.*/* will match all of the URLs you listed above except www.blablubb.com. I'm going to assume that was a typo.

You can test that it's working by turning on FoxyProxy Logging. Open FoxyProxy (Ctrl+F2), go to the "Logging" tab, and click "Enabled". Now visit the sites you want to test (with FoxyProxy enabled), and when finished, come back to the Logging tab and click "Refresh".

HTH,
Eric

Mon, 11/16/2009 - 06:49 — joucrowr

Thanks for your help so

Thanks for your help so far.

No, www.blablubb.com was not a typo. I indeed want to have every URL that has the word "blubb" in it to use the proxy. That means www.blubb.com as well as www.blablubb.com, ww8.blubb.com or www.blubb44.com.

I assume *://*.*blubb*.*/* would achieve this? Thanks in advance.

Mon, 11/16/2009 - 07:27 — joucrowr

I just tested

I just tested *://*.*blubb*.*/* with logging enabled
While everything that looks like http://www.blubb.com seems to work this way, everything that looks like http://blubb.com (without the www) doesn't.

Mon, 11/16/2009 - 15:07 — ericjung

*://*.*blubb*.*/* should

*://*.*blubb*.*/* should work. I'll have to look to see if that's a bug. In the meantime, use *://*blubb*/*

If you want to get fancier, I can suggest some regular expressions instead of wildcards.

Eric

Mon, 11/16/2009 - 18:52 — joucrowr

Hi and thanks again for your

Hi and thanks again for your answer.

After I tested everything I can confirm that *://*.*blubb*.*/* works with http://www.blubb.com while it doesn't work with just http://blubb.com. For getting http://blubb.com to work I had to add *://*blubb*.*/* as another pattern.

And, while I don't know what "fancier" means, I appreciate every suggestion you make to achieve my goal. :)