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### Allowlists
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### Allowlists
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Sometimes you might want to override the blocklist definitions and always allow
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Sometimes you might want to completely ignore the blocklist definitions for
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certain domains to access your instance. That's what allowlists are for.
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certain domains. That's what allowlists are for.
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Allowlists can be any in format supported by `blocklist_urls_sources` but will
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Allowlists remove any domain in the list from the merged list of blocks before
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always set the severity to 'noop'.
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the merged list is saved out to a file or pushed to any instance.
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An allowlist can contain just the `domain` field and a set of domains, but can
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Allowlists can be in any format supported by `blocklist_urls_sources` but ignore
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also contain other fields if you want to add public or private comments, for
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all fields that aren't `domain`.
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example.
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You can also allow domains on the commandline by using the `-A` or `--allow`
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You can also allow domains on the commandline by using the `-A` or `--allow`
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flag and providing the domain name to allow. You can use the flag multiple
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flag and providing the domain name to allow. You can use the flag multiple
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times to allow multiple domains.
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times to allow multiple domains.
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The allowed domains will be included in the final merged list of domains that
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It is probably wise to include your own instance domain in an allowlist so you
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gets exported if you choose to save the mergelist to a file.
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don't accidentally defederate from yourself.
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## More advanced configuration
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## More advanced configuration
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