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Title: Endian Firewall 3.2.5 and domain names with accuentuated characters Post by: littlefishknife on Sunday 19 August 2018, 08:30:31 pm Hello,
I would like to configure a Proxy Settings rule to allow access to URL: [3 "w" characters.]espaņaescultura.es As you can see there is an accentuated character, but Endian Firewall rejects it saying the domain name is not a valid name. Does somebody knows a workaround solution to this problem ? Thank you by advance for your help Regards Title: Re: Endian Firewall 3.2.5 and domain names with accuentuated characters Post by: Dark-Vex on Monday 20 August 2018, 08:40:37 pm Hello!
That website translated in unicode is the equivalent of: Code: www.xn--espaaescultura-tnb.es So if you insert that one in the HTTP Proxy it should be accepted :) Regards, Daniele Title: Re: Endian Firewall 3.2.5 and domain names with accuentuated characters Post by: Dark-Vex on Monday 20 August 2018, 08:45:21 pm I forget to mention, you can discover what kind of unicode charset are used on Firefox by enabling in about:config "network.IDN_show_punycode" to true
Regards, Daniele Title: Re: Endian Firewall 3.2.5 and domain names with accuentuated characters Post by: littlefishknife on Tuesday 21 August 2018, 11:36:27 pm Hello! That website translated in unicode is the equivalent of: Code: 3 "w"DOTxn--espaaescultura-tnbDOTes So if you insert that one in the HTTP Proxy it should be accepted :) Regards, Daniele ========================================================================================================================= Thanks a lot for this very simple and efficient workaround solution to my problem. Here is an URL which helps to perform any Unicode conversion for EFW: 3 "w"DOTnameDOTcom/punycode-converter Regards Title: Re: Endian Firewall 3.2.5 and domain names with accuentuated characters Post by: Dark-Vex on Monday 03 September 2018, 05:13:56 pm Hello!
thanks for the link, I have also suggested to implement the support of punycode domains to endian https://jira.endian.com/browse/UTM-2072 Cheers, Daniele |