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clawker firewall add

Add an egress rule

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Synopsis

Add a domain to the firewall allow list. The rule takes effect immediately via hot-reload — no container restart required. Pass —path together with —action to add a path-scoped rule onto the domain entry instead of (or alongside) the bare-domain allow. Path rules accumulate across calls; a repeated —path with a different —action overwrites the prior action for that path. Pass —methods to narrow a path rule to a set of HTTP request methods (e.g. GET,HEAD). The path rule’s —action then applies only to those methods; other methods fall through to later rules / the path default. Empty = all methods. HTTP-family protos only (https/http/ws/wss). 
clawker firewall add <domain> [flags]

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Examples

  # Allow HTTPS traffic to a domain
  clawker firewall add registry.npmjs.org

  # Allow SSH traffic on a custom port
  clawker firewall add git.example.com --proto ssh --port 22

  # Allow plain TCP traffic
  clawker firewall add api.example.com --proto tcp --port 8080

  # Add a path-scoped allow rule onto a domain entry
  clawker firewall add api.example.com --path /v1 --action allow

  # Make a host read-only: allow GET/HEAD on all paths, deny the rest
  clawker firewall add api.github.com --path / --action allow --methods GET,HEAD

  # Deny mutating methods on a path prefix (reads still fall through)
  clawker firewall add api.github.com --path /repos/ --action deny --methods POST,PUT,PATCH,DELETE

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Options

      --action string     Action for the path rule: allow or deny (requires --path)
  -h, --help              help for add
      --methods strings   HTTP methods the path rule applies to (e.g. GET,HEAD); empty = all methods. Requires --path/--action; https/http/ws/wss only
      --path string       URL path prefix for a path-scoped rule, matched as a prefix at request time (requires --action)
      --port string       Destination port: a single port (443) or an inclusive range (9000-9100); default: protocol-specific
      --proto string      Protocol: https (default), http, ssh, tcp, or any opaque protocol name (default "https")

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Options inherited from parent commands

  -D, --debug   Enable debug logging

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See also