Would you mind sharing your script (so I can use this setup).... while Diversion gets the new update.as usual, i have this setup with various scripts - yet another simplification thanks to Diversion. thanks for making my router easier to manage!
I‘m about 65% done with the function…Would you mind sharing your script (so I can use this setup).... while Diversion gets the new update.
Thanks...
You are a ️I‘m about 65% done with the function…
Edit: 95% don
sorry to report a slight bug in the arp parsingDiversion 4.2.1 is now available
What's new in Diversion 4.2.1
- Adds option to exclude devices from ad-blocking in b, 10
See documentation on the Diversion website for details on this feature.
How to update to this latest version
Use the WebUI update function or enter u into the Diversion SSH interface.
! arp info for 10.14.16.10:
? (10.14.16.102) at <incomplete> on br0
? (10.14.16.108) at <incomplete> on br0
? (10.14.16.109) at <incomplete> on br0
sorry to report a slight bug in the arp parsing
Code:! arp info for 10.14.16.10: ? (10.14.16.102) at <incomplete> on br0 ? (10.14.16.108) at <incomplete> on br0 ? (10.14.16.109) at <incomplete> on br0
i (accidentally) typed in the IP address of a client on my network as the "excluded blocking IP address", and it printed netstat and arp info for the IP I'd entered. It looks like the grep probably needs to look for a ) after the input IP to prevent matching other devices, e.g. .10 was matching .10XI cannot reproduce that. Where does it come from?
Interesting that the pixelserv-tls IP is not listed but the separate Dnsmasq instance.sorry to report a slight bug in the arp parsing
Code:! arp info for 10.14.16.10: ? (10.14.16.102) at <incomplete> on br0 ? (10.14.16.108) at <incomplete> on br0 ? (10.14.16.109) at <incomplete> on br0
That makes sense. Your faulti (accidentally) typed in the IP address of a client on my network as the "excluded blocking IP address", and it printed netstat and arp info for the IP I'd entered. It looks like the grep probably needs to look for a ) after the input IP to prevent matching other devices, e.g. .10 was matching .10X
indeed, i mis-read the instruction and thought it wanted me to type in the IP of a client to exclude. i was just too excited to use the featureThat makes sense. Your fault
Having trouble getting the youtube blocking to work. Using Diversion 4.2.1 on an AC68U (firmware 386.1)
I get this:
/opt/bin/dig: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.1.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Followed by "Youtube IP is not valid"
I did a force update uu and a reset of the dnsmasq.log and watched a few ads as recommended. Any further ideas? Diversion says to post here with errors encountered, so hopefully I'm in the right thread.
opkg install libopenssl
Off topic but AFAIK all the youtube blocking is based on the same idea(s)Seems that you're missing libopenssl , try installing the package, i.e.Code:opkg install libopenssl
General consensus is that youtube blocking doesn't work.
What sort of device are you using to view youtube? Diversion youtube ad blocking doesn't work for me on chromecast devices and a Samsung smart TV.Off topic but AFAIK all the youtube blocking is based on the same idea(s)
I am using the youtube blocking in 'unbound' and it does work !!!
I can see the advert 'flash up' to start, (Static picture/placeholder ???), then it is immediately skipped and youtube continues playing !!!
I do not have a 'Smart TV', but it works on PC's (various) and smartphones (various) and FireTV stick.What sort of device are you using to view youtube? Diversion youtube ad blocking doesn't work for me on chromecast devices and a Samsung smart TV.
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