Regex Domain . can not be edited after Update to v6.0.5

[MrDarth]

Versions

Core version is v6.0.5 (Latest: v6.0.5)
Web version is v6.0.2 (Latest: v6.0.2)
FTL version is v6.0.4 (Latest: v6.0.4)

Platform

• Proxmox LXC with Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS

• Platform: Proxmox 8.3.4

Expected behavior

Removing group assignment or enabeld/disable my "block all" regex filter rule.

Actual behavior / bug

After update this morning the status of my block all domain can not be changed. Group assignement is also not changable.
Both actions end with this error:
Invalid request: Specify item in URI {"error":{"key":"uri_error","message":"Invalid request: Specify item in URI","hint":null},"took":0.00011539459228515625}

Steps to reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to 'Domains'
2. Change Status from regex filter "." to disabled
3. or Change group assignment for regex filter "."

[yubiuser]

Can reproduce this. This is a bug

[DL6ER]

Kicking this back into the web repository. As the web interface is indeed not sending the regex, this does not look at all like an FTL problem:

I hope to find some time to check it out later.

[DL6ER]

I am not exactly sure what is happening here. I added a console.log() immediately before the $.ajax line to print the URL it should use and that seems right, the error message then shows that it did something else (mind the missing .):

I guess the issue here is that "." is interpreted as a dot-sequence in which context it doesn't anything else than an empty string. I still think the browser is actually wrong doing this here as dot-sequences should only be interpreted at the beginning of paths in web URIs (at least if my memory about this is right).

edit Confirmed by trying .. as well which behaves like go-one-directory-up in the browser before being sent to the server.

[DL6ER]

This is a browser-issue and affects specifically these two regular expressions:

• .
• ..

Others, like

• .abc or
• .*

are working as expected. @MrDarth I'd suggest you use .* as long as we are working on a fix for this. It is basically identical as domain names can never be truly empty.

[MrDarth]

I'd suggest you use .* as long as we are working on a fix for this.

Thanks @DL6ER.
Workaround .* is working fine for my case.

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