I agree to Jo's solution for getting around the problem (I also added one set of rules with javascript regexps on the host variable to allow for direct use of IP adresses in the URL).
But I must disagree with his last comment, as it is my understanding that isInNet performs a dnsResolve call to get the IP adress in order to check it against the network mask.
Sad to hear that this bug is still live in 4.0...
Damn, now even Wikipedia says :
"The function dnsResolve (and similar other functions) performs a DNS lookup that can block your browser for a long time if the DNS server does not respond."
I agree to Jo's solution for getting around the problem (I also added one set of rules with javascript regexps on the host variable to allow for direct use of IP adresses in the URL).
But I must disagree with his last comment, as it is my understanding that isInNet performs a dnsResolve call to get the IP adress in order to check it against the network mask.
Sad to hear that this bug is still live in 4.0...
Damn, now even Wikipedia says :
"The function dnsResolve (and similar other functions) performs a DNS lookup that can block your browser for a long time if the DNS server does not respond."