Restrict wan access

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ovcrash
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Restrict wan access

Post by ovcrash »

Hi,

I would like to restrict the wan access of my sabnzbd.
What is the format for the local_ranges setting, in the gui it's list of local network ranges.
I tried putting 192.168.1.0/24 and i got a config lock error.

I would like to allow full access on my local network and only api access on my wan.

Thanks
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Re: Restrict wan access

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You can't use the / notation. So you would write 192.168.1
This is the same (almost).
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shypike
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Re: Restrict wan access

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Better still 192.168.1.
Note the trailing "."
It would be better if we could use the / notation.
Unfortunately there is no platform independent way we can obtain the network interface's netmask.
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Alrescha
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Re: Restrict wan access

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shypike wrote: It would be better if we could use the / notation.
Unfortunately there is no platform independent way we can obtain the network interface's netmask.
How are these two things related? If someone uses / notation, they are effectively supplying the netmask. It's not clear why sabnzbd needs to know it in any case - that's the interfaces problem.

Just thinking out loud,

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Re: Restrict wan access

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I'll check. There was a problem, but I cannot recall right away what it was :(
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Re: Restrict wan access

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Thanksm it works.
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