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/ip firewall layer7-protocol
add name=drop_website regexp="^.+(gmail).*$"
When entering such a command, field "Regexp" is empty:
Error Terminal command symbol - $
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When entering such a command, field "Regexp" is empty:
When entering such a command, field "Regexp" is empty:
Re: Error Terminal command symbol - $
$ is a special char and must be escaped:
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:S ... _Sequences
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:S ... _Sequences
Re: Error Terminal command symbol - $
Would this be not more efficient?
"\.gmail\..*\$"
You already hooked it up to the end with \$ sign.
It confuses me that Regex is seen as scripting in ROS......
"\.gmail\..*\$"
You already hooked it up to the end with \$ sign.
It confuses me that Regex is seen as scripting in ROS......
Re: Error Terminal command symbol - $
I did everything according to the instructions (link), and it seems to me that the command is not the right one:
If I understand you correctly, it should be like this:
This works, but not sure if parentheses () are needed, and is the $ character needed at the end
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regexp="^.(youtube.com|youtu.be|netflix.com|vimeo.com|screen.yahoo.com|dailyMotion.com|hulu.com|twitch.tv|liveleak.com|vine.co|break.com|tv.com|metacafe.com|viewster.com).*$"If I understand you correctly, it should be like this:
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regexp="^.(youtube.com|youtu.be|netflix.com|vimeo.com|screen.yahoo.com|dailyMotion.com|hulu.com|twitch.tv|liveleak.com|vine.co|break.com|tv.com|metacafe.com|viewster.com).*\$"This works, but not sure if parentheses () are needed, and is the $ character needed at the end
Re: Error Terminal command symbol - $
I am using Regex for domain names very often and you have anchor it at the beginning of the domain (^) or at the end ($ (in ROS \$)). If you don't anchor them then it can match any part of the domain name. The group is used for more complex Regex matching and not needed here.
Better, grouping is correct here and it needs a subdomain ("www" is also a subdomain). If you want also to block the main domain (youbube.com) then use (^|\.) at the beginning.
Subdomains and domains:
Better, grouping is correct here and it needs a subdomain ("www" is also a subdomain). If you want also to block the main domain (youbube.com) then use (^|\.) at the beginning.
Subdomains and domains:
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regexp="(^|\.)(youtube.com|youtu.be|netflix.com|vimeo.com|screen.yahoo.com|dailyMotion.com|hulu.com|twitch.tv|liveleak.com|vine.co|break.com|tv.com|metacafe.com|viewster.com)\$"Who is online
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