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I'm working on a Drupal project that will live on a locked-down webserver. The internet access on that box is constrained by a domain whitelist so I need to be able to provide a complete list of the domains that are needed for Drupal to update itself and its modules.

We're using Acquia-Drupal so we'll certainly the following to be able to update Drupal itself:

git.acquia.com

I ran a drush update while listening with netstat -t -u -c to try and get a feel for which domains are needed. This raised the following:

*.drupal.org  (obviously)
ec2-174-129-202-133

The latter seems to be an AWS domain.

I realise it may depend on the modules to some extent, but is there a definitive (and unchanging) list of domains that are required to update Drupal's modules?

I'm particularly concerned that if I start getting into AWS domains, they will change down the line, breaking our update path!

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The whitelist that we used (which seems to work fine) is as follows:

master.drupal.org
master2.drupal.org
ftp.drupal.org
ftp-osl.osuosl.org
git.acquia.com  <-- we are using this repo for Drupal core, you may not need it

They may not all be needed, ftp-osl.osuosl.org in particular may be required by another part of our stack, but this represents a working list of required domains.

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