Univention Bugzilla – Bug 50816
The use of "/" should be considered or restricted as letters for internet rule names
Last modified: 2020-02-13 10:31:56 CET
Teachers have defined internet rules that contain a "/". noProxy/keinYoutube or cschein/keinYoutube This looks like this in ucrV proxy/filter/setting/cschein/keinYoutube/domain/blacklisted/1: www.youtube.com proxy/filter/setting/cschein/keinYoutube/filtertype: blacklist-pass proxy/filter/setting/cschein/keinYoutube/priority: 5 proxy/filter/setting/cschein/keinYoutube/wlan: false The use of "/" should be caught here!
Which problem does occur when using / in an internet rule name?
Aside from creating an invalid UCR structure, the new rule will not appear in the UMC at all after creation. So maybe if a teacher has already filled the list of domains quite a bit, it will be frustrating for them to see that all work is lost after saving without knowing why. Also, apparently there is already a check for invalid characters in place: "Der Name muss eine Zeichenkette sein, die folgenden Sonderzeichen sind dabei nicht erlaubt: !, ", §, $, %, &, (, ), [, ], {, }, =, ?, `, +, #, ', ",", ;, <, >, \" It is just missing the "/".