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Whitelist #14
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It's a once-per-command flag, but you can define the whitelist in an external file and call hblock with these arguments: ./hblock -W "$(cat whitelist.txt)" Does this solve your problem? |
Yes, this solution fits my needs perfectly. Thanks. 👍 |
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Is the whitelist consistent or is it a once-per-command flag?
If there isn't a way to make the whitelist permanent by default, is there a way to change it without having to go into the script and add domains manually every time?
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