David Donlin
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Hi Folks, simple title but I bet a complex answer, Whats the procedure to add more/additional rpz zones to the unbound configuration?
If usingHi Folks, simple title but I bet a complex answer, Whats the procedure to add more/additional rpz zones to the unbound configuration?
unbound_manager
; in advanced mode, there are options to edit the contents of the Ad Block lists:i = Update unbound and configuration ('/opt/var/lib/unbound/') l = Show unbound LIVE (Loglevel=1) log entries (lx=Disable Logging)
z = Remove unbound/unbound_manager v = View ('/opt/var/lib/unbound/') unbound Configuration (vx=Edit;vh=help)
x = Stop unbound vb = Backup current (/opt/var/lib/unbound/unbound.conf) Configuration [filename]
rl = Reload Configuration (Doesn't halt unbound) e.g. 'rl test1[.conf]' (Recovery use 'rl reset/user')
? = About Configuration oq = Query unbound Configuration option e.g 'oq verbosity' (ox=Set) e.g. 'ox log-queries yes'
sd = Show dnsmasq Statistics/Cache Size s = Show unbound Extended statistics (s=Summary Totals; sa=All; http://10.88.8.1:80/user4.asp)
adblock = Install Ad Block [uninstall | update | track]
DisableFirefoxDoH = Disable Firefox DoH [yes | no] youtube = Install YouTube Ad Block [uninstall | update]
Stubby = Enable Stubby Integration DoT = Enable DNS-over-TLS
firewall = Enable DNS Firewall [disable | ?]
bind = BIND unbound to WAN [debug | disable | debug show] vpn = BIND unbound to VPN {vpnid [debug]} | [disable | debug show] e.g. vpn 1
scribe = Enable scribe (syslog-ng) unbound logging ad = Analyse Diversion White/Block lists ([ file_name [type=adblock] ])
dnsmasq = Disable dnsmasq [disable | interfaces | nointerfaces] ea = Edit Ad Block Allowlist (eb=Blocklist; eca=Config-AllowSites; ecb=Config-BlockSites; el {Ad Block file})
dumpcache = [bootrest] (or Manually use restorecache after REBOOT) ca = Cache Size Optimisation [ min | calc ]
views = [? | uninstall] | {view_name [? | remove]} | {view_name [[type] domain_name[...] | IP_address[...]] [del]} ]
safesearch = Enable Safe Search [disable | status | ? ] e.g. redirect google.com to forcesafesearch.google.com
localhost = Add { domain_name {IP_address | del} }
dig = {domain} [time] Show dig info e.g. dig asciiart.com lookup = {domain} Show the name servers used for domain e.g. lookup asciiart.eu
dnsinfo = {dns} Show DNS Server e.g. dnsinfo dnssec = {url} Show DNSSEC Validation Chain e.g. dnssec www.snbforums.com
links = Show list of external URL links
[Enter] Leave Advanced Tools Menu
e = Exit Script [?]
A:Option ==> ecb
Ad Block file '/opt/share/unbound/configs/blocksites' NOT changed....Ad Block update skipped
unbound_manager
using say nano
, you can either wait for the daily cron job, or manually refresh the rules on demand - use[Enter] Leave Advanced Tools Menu
e = Exit Script [?]
A:Option ==> adblock update
dont you mean unbound_manager ? I wonder if you coded this into work with wireguard manager as well.If usingwg_manager
; in advanced mode, there are options to edit the contents of the Ad Block lists:
e.g. there are three additional RPZ files in RPZ format (the last three entries) defined in '/opt/share/unbound/configs/blocksites' in this postCode:i = Update unbound and configuration ('/opt/var/lib/unbound/') l = Show unbound LIVE (Loglevel=1) log entries (lx=Disable Logging) z = Remove unbound/unbound_manager v = View ('/opt/var/lib/unbound/') unbound Configuration (vx=Edit;vh=help) x = Stop unbound vb = Backup current (/opt/var/lib/unbound/unbound.conf) Configuration [filename] rl = Reload Configuration (Doesn't halt unbound) e.g. 'rl test1[.conf]' (Recovery use 'rl reset/user') ? = About Configuration oq = Query unbound Configuration option e.g 'oq verbosity' (ox=Set) e.g. 'ox log-queries yes' sd = Show dnsmasq Statistics/Cache Size s = Show unbound Extended statistics (s=Summary Totals; sa=All; http://10.88.8.1:80/user4.asp) adblock = Install Ad Block [uninstall | update | track] DisableFirefoxDoH = Disable Firefox DoH [yes | no] youtube = Install YouTube Ad Block [uninstall | update] Stubby = Enable Stubby Integration DoT = Enable DNS-over-TLS firewall = Enable DNS Firewall [disable | ?] bind = BIND unbound to WAN [debug | disable | debug show] vpn = BIND unbound to VPN {vpnid [debug]} | [disable | debug show] e.g. vpn 1 scribe = Enable scribe (syslog-ng) unbound logging ad = Analyse Diversion White/Block lists ([ file_name [type=adblock] ]) dnsmasq = Disable dnsmasq [disable | interfaces | nointerfaces] ea = Edit Ad Block Allowlist (eb=Blocklist; eca=Config-AllowSites; ecb=Config-BlockSites; el {Ad Block file}) dumpcache = [bootrest] (or Manually use restorecache after REBOOT) ca = Cache Size Optimisation [ min | calc ] views = [? | uninstall] | {view_name [? | remove]} | {view_name [[type] domain_name[...] | IP_address[...]] [del]} ] safesearch = Enable Safe Search [disable | status | ? ] e.g. redirect google.com to forcesafesearch.google.com localhost = Add { domain_name {IP_address | del} } dig = {domain} [time] Show dig info e.g. dig asciiart.com lookup = {domain} Show the name servers used for domain e.g. lookup asciiart.eu dnsinfo = {dns} Show DNS Server e.g. dnsinfo dnssec = {url} Show DNSSEC Validation Chain e.g. dnssec www.snbforums.com links = Show list of external URL links [Enter] Leave Advanced Tools Menu e = Exit Script [?] A:Option ==> ecb Ad Block file '/opt/share/unbound/configs/blocksites' NOT changed....Ad Block update skipped
then you can either wait for the daily cron job, or manually refresh the rules on demand - useUnbound - adblockers - What does unbound manager do differently?
Hi all, first of all thanks for the all of the continued hard work. I love using entware and its addons. So I have made a discovery. I don't understand why but the unbound manager is more powerful for me than anything else I've used apart from a browser adblock. I have tried many dns...www.snbforums.com
Code:[Enter] Leave Advanced Tools Menu e = Exit Script [?] A:Option ==> adblock update
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