Hello,
In another post, @snm wrote
Where can I find documentation for those parameters? What if I don’t want a list of IP addresses but a range? For exemple local network.
Hello,
In another post, @snm wrote
Where can I find documentation for those parameters? What if I don’t want a list of IP addresses but a range? For exemple local network.
You can use the -h
parameter to show a help message for a command, e.g.
$ yunohost settings -h
usage: yunohost settings {list,get,set,reset-all,reset} ... [-h]
Manage YunoHost global settings
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
actions:
{list,get,set,reset-all,reset}
list list all entries of the settings
get get an entry value in the settings
set set an entry value in the settings
reset-all reset all settings to their default value
reset set an entry value to its default one
yunohost settings list
shows some info for each entry of the settings:
...
security.webadmin.allowlist:
default:
description: IP adresses allowed to access the webadmin. Comma-separated.
type: string
value: 192.168.61.0/24
security.webadmin.allowlist.enabled:
default: False
description: Allow only some IPs to access the webadmin.
type: bool
value: True
...
To set an address range you can use the CIDR notation, e.g. 192.168.0.0/24
to allow the address range of 192.168.0.0
through 192.168.0.255
.
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