Bypass for all subdomains with a specific path

[gael]

Hi !

I am trying to configure a bypass access policy to allow let’s encrypt to renew my domains but it seems that when I create a policy access with a wildcard (*) as ‘subdomain’ value and .well-known/acme-challenge as ‘path’ value, the policy does not work.

But when I specify a subdomain, it works well.

I searched in the FAQ for information about wildcard access policy combined with a specific path but found nothing as well as here.

If anyone can help !

Regards

[Judge]

@gael

But when I specify a subdomain, it works well.

If you’re trying to create a path value that applies to subdomains and the root domain, your path needs to have a wildcard with no period after it, eg *example.com/.... Try that and see if it solves the problem.

Using Wildcards in Page Rules

The basic page rule If we have a page rule set to match: example.com It will match both http://example.com and https://example.com. You do not need to specify http:// or https:// to match in the page rule, unless you want to limit it to only trigger on that protocol. You do not need a wildcard (*) to match both http and https. Wildcards In page rules, the asterisk (*) can be used as a wildcard, for instance, if we have a page rule set to match: example.com/a*z It will match example.com/a…

[gael]

thanks for the help @Judge

I am talking about access policies not page rules, which does not have the same parameters.