Domain Rules
To facilitate setting multiple rules for the same domain, smartdns provides the domain-rules parameter, which allows you to set multiple rules for a domain.
Rule Settings
Use domain-rules to set multiple rules, for example:
domain-rules /a.com/ -g group -address #6 -ipset ipset
Please refer to the configuration options for more information on the domain-rules options.
| Parameter | Function |
|---|---|
-group |
Set the corresponding rule group |
-address |
Set domain address |
-nameserver |
Set upstream server group |
-speed-check-mode |
Set speed check mode |
-no-dualstack-selection |
Disable dual-stack speed test |
-no-cache |
No cache |
-no-cache |
Stop caching |
-no-ip-alias |
Ignore IP alias rules |
-ipset [ipsetname] |
Put the corresponding request result into the specified ipset |
-nftset [nftsetname] |
Put the corresponding request result into the specified nftset |
Domain Wildcards
The prefix wildcard matches the main domain name
# prefix wild card
*-a.example.com
# only match subdomains
*.example.com
# only match the main domain name
-.example.com
Note: * and - are only supported at the beginning of the domain name. Wording in other locations is not supported.
Domain Set
When using domain sets in options with /domain/ configuration, you only need to replace /domain/ with /domain-set:[set name]/, for example:
domain-set -name ad -file /etc/smartdns/ad-list.conf
domain-rules /domain-set:ad/ -a #
domain-set -name ad -file /etc/smartdns/ad-list.conf
domain-rules /domain-set:ad/ -a #