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ziti-router: If you modify/delete an existing service with wildcard DNS the intercept is deleted but not reinserted for any previously queried hostnames #1440

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r-caamano opened this issue Apr 4, 2023 · 2 comments · Fixed by #1719
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r-caamano commented Apr 4, 2023

ziti-router: The first time you modify/delete an existing service with a wildcard dns as the intercept i.e. add or remove ports then the associated tproxy rule will be deleted and not re-added for any previously queried addresses. After querying a new host associated with the wildcard domain name tproxy entries are created, however they map to the previous tproxy port and not new tproxy listening port associated with the modified service. Also subsequent modifications to the same service no longer modify any tproxy entries. If you then try to delete the service, the tproxy rule is not deleted and subsequently not properly recreated if a new service is added with the same wildcard url. This issue is not cleared unless the ziti-router process is restarted.

@r-caamano r-caamano changed the title ziti-router: If you modify an existing service with wildcard DNS the intercept is deleted but not reinserted for any previously queried hostnames ziti-router: If you modify/delete an existing service with wildcard DNS the intercept is deleted but not reinserted for any previously queried hostnames Apr 4, 2023
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Note: this also occurs if the service or identity are removed and then readded to an appwan

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ekoby commented Jul 31, 2024

fixed possibly, validate

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