[RESOLVED] ABE rule for Greasemonkey Couchpotato script

[TheMadHatter]

I've been trying to figure out how to get ABE from allowing my Greasemonkey userscript to allow connection to another network device but so far no luck what so ever.

I've tried several things other people used for extensions but none of them seems to work, at the moment this is what I got:

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# Prevent Internet sites from requesting LAN resources.
Site LOCAL
Accept from LOCAL
# Allow Couchpotato.
Accept GET from 192.168.1.116:{Port Used}
Deny

# Prevent Internet sites from requesting LAN resources.
Site LOCAL
Accept from LOCAL
Deny

Port used is an actual port in my list.

What ABE is blocking is something in the lines of this:

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Request {GET http://192.168.1.116:PortUsed/api/{Long apikey}/userscript/url=http%3A//imdb.com/title/{Database ID} <<< http://www.imdb.com/title/DatabaseID/?ref_=cs_ov_tt - 7} Filtered by ABE: <192.168.1.116> Deny

Could someone please help me generate something that works because it's annoying to constantly turn ABE on and off lol.

[GµårÐïåñ]

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Site http://192.168.1.116:{Port Used}/
Accept GET from *.imdb.com/

[TheMadHatter]

Tried that one already, just tried again, didn't work, I still get the same block message from ABE.
I put those lines before the standard block rule but it still blocks it for some reason.

[barbaz]

Have you got any USER rules affecting 192.168.1.116?

[TheMadHatter]

Nope, the settings are still default, I never touched them before this.

Fixed

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#Couchpotato rule
Site http://192.168.1.116:[PortUsed]/*
Accept GET from *.imdb.com/*

[GµårÐïåñ]

Ok, the asterisks shouldn't be necessary but if it works for you then I am glad.

[TheMadHatter]

Yeah it's weird, I tried them again without asterisks but it started blocking again *shrugs* either way, this works

[barbaz]

Yeah it's weird, I tried them again without asterisks but it started blocking again

Oh.. I guess adding the / after *.imdb.com turns it from a glob domain expression into a glob full URL expression which requires the trailing wildcard. These should work also (would additionally allow access to your local server from http://imdb.com/* - if you don't need that, put back the * in front of .imdb.com)

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Site http://192.168.1.116:{Port Used}/
Accept GET from .imdb.com

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Site http://192.168.1.116:{Port Used}/
Accept GET from .imdb.com/*