If this is mentioned somewhere I apologize. This is related to wildcards. From what I understand, they cover *.domain.com, which translates to third-level domains. And ..domain.com is not covered.
So my question is, will a wildcard cover text only, or also “deeper” subdomain? As in you’d need to add double wildcards for it to work, if that is possible.
I hope this is understandable, please do tell if not.
Yes, you need to add multiple wildcard identifiers to cover multiple levels.
e.g.
-d "*.example.org" -d "*.staging.example.org" -d "*.live.example.org"
However, wildcards must only occur as prefixes. The following are impossible:
-d "*.*.example.org"
-d "app.*.example.org"Okay! Thank you for the quick and detailed answer.
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