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fix wrong formatting
cotosso Aug 28, 2026
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Refactor QoS match patterns documentation
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Fix formatting of TCP match syntax in QoS documentation
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42 changes: 7 additions & 35 deletions docs/administrator-manual/network/qos.md
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Expand Up @@ -47,47 +47,19 @@ To override DSCP classification, create a file `/etc/qosify/10-custom.conf` with

Match is one of:

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- `tcp:<port>[-<endport>]`: TCP single port, or range from \<port\> to \<endport\>

`tcp:<port>[-<endport>]`
- `udp:<port>[-<endport>]`: UDP single port, or range from \<port\> to \<endport\>

: TCP single port, or range from \<port\> to \<endport\>
- `<ipaddr>`: IPv4 address, e.g. 1.1.1.1

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- `<ipv6addr>`: IPv6 address, e.g. ff01::1

`udp:<port>[-<endport>]`
- `dns:<pattern>`: fnmatch() pattern supporting \* and ? as wildcard characters

: UDP single port, or range from \<port\> to \<endport\>
- `dns:/<regex>`: POSIX.2 extended regular expression for matching hostnames Only works, if dns lookups are passed to qosify via the add_dns_host ubus call.

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`<ipaddr>`

: IPv4 address, e.g. 1.1.1.1

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`<ipv6addr>`

: IPv6 address, e.g. ff01::1

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`dns:<pattern>`

: fnmatch() pattern supporting \* and ? as wildcard characters

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`dns:/<regex>`

: POSIX.2 extended regular expression for matching hostnames Only works, if dns lookups are passed to qosify via the add_dns_host ubus call.

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`dns_c:...`

: Like dns, but only matches cname entries
- `dns_c:...`: Like dns, but only matches cname entries

The dscp can be a raw value, or a codepoint like CS0. Adding a `+` in front of the value tells qosify to only override the DSCP value if it is zero.

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42 changes: 7 additions & 35 deletions i18n/it/docusaurus-plugin-content-docs/current/administrator-manual/network/qos.md
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Expand Up @@ -47,47 +47,19 @@ Per eseguire l'override della classificazione DSCP, creare un file `/etc/qosify/

Match è uno dei seguenti:

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- `tcp:<port>[-<endport>]`: Singola porta TCP o intervallo da \<port\> a \<endport\>

`tcp:<port>[-<endport>]`
- `udp:<port>[-<endport>]`: Singola porta UDP o intervallo da \<port\> a \<endport\>

: Singola porta TCP o intervallo da \<port\> a \<endport\>
- `<ipaddr>`: Indirizzo IPv4, ad esempio 1.1.1.1

-
- `<ipv6addr>`: Indirizzo IPv6, ad esempio ff01::1

`udp:<port>[-<endport>]`
- `dns:<pattern>`: Pattern fnmatch() che supporta \* e ? come caratteri jolly

: Singola porta UDP o intervallo da \<port\> a \<endport\>
- `dns:/<regex>`: Espressione regolare estesa POSIX.2 per l'abbinamento dei nomi host Funziona solo se le ricerche DNS vengono passate a qosify tramite la chiamata ubus add_dns_host.

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`<ipaddr>`

: Indirizzo IPv4, ad esempio 1.1.1.1

-

`<ipv6addr>`

: Indirizzo IPv6, ad esempio ff01::1

-

`dns:<pattern>`

: Pattern fnmatch() che supporta \* e ? come caratteri jolly

-

`dns:/<regex>`

: Espressione regolare estesa POSIX.2 per l'abbinamento dei nomi host Funziona solo se le ricerche DNS vengono passate a qosify tramite la chiamata ubus add_dns_host.

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`dns_c:...`

: Come dns, ma corrisponde solo alle voci cname
- `dns_c:...`: Come dns, ma corrisponde solo alle voci cname

Il dscp può essere un valore grezzo o un codepoint come CS0. Aggiungere un `+` davanti al valore indica a qosify di eseguire l'override del valore DSCP solo se è zero.

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