thelonelycoder
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Happy dog, happy owner.It's a husky, long walks are a must
Code:admin@RT-AC86U:/tmp/home/root# /opt/bin/dig r4.sn-ntqe6n76.googlevideo.com A +short | awk '{print $1}' 173.194.28.9
Happy dog, happy owner.It's a husky, long walks are a must
Code:admin@RT-AC86U:/tmp/home/root# /opt/bin/dig r4.sn-ntqe6n76.googlevideo.com A +short | awk '{print $1}' 173.194.28.9
1 still, oddlyWithout the pipe you get four?
admin@RT-AC86U:/tmp/home/root# /opt/bin/dig r4.sn-ntqe6n76.googlevideo.com A +short
173.194.28.9
Likewise - also had to reset counters to get block list [yt] counter to change from 01 still, oddly
Code:admin@RT-AC86U:/tmp/home/root# /opt/bin/dig r4.sn-ntqe6n76.googlevideo.com A +short 173.194.28.9
169.1.3.140 r1.sn-54gpivnu15-q0ge.googlevideo.com
169.1.3.140 r1.sn-woc7ln7r.googlevideo.com
169.1.3.140 r2.sn-54gpivnu15-q0ge.googlevideo.com
169.1.3.140 r3.sn-4g5e6nzs.googlevideo.com
169.1.3.140 r4.sn-woc7lne7.googlevideo.com
are you doing this on a device that might use a hard-coded dns or just from your home desktop computers?
If you are doing this from a device that has a hard-coded dns, are you telling DNS filter on your router to force traffic with global mode enabled and set to router?
View attachment 23348
May 9 13:58:01 Diversion: no YouTube temp file found
May 9 13:59:00 Diversion: no YouTube temp file found
May 9 14:00:00 Diversion: no YouTube temp file found
/opt/bin/grep -ae "reply.*-.*\.googlevideo.*\..*\..*\..*" /opt/var/log/dnsmasq.
log
May 9 11:04:43 dnsmasq[1997]: reply r4.sn-4g5e6nsd.googlevideo.com is 173.194.187.41
May 9 11:04:43 dnsmasq[1997]: reply r12.sn-4g5ednzz.googlevideo.com is 74.125.13.140
May 9 11:18:43 dnsmasq[1997]: reply r4.sn-4g5e6nsd.googlevideo.com is 173.194.187.41
May 9 11:20:25 dnsmasq[1997]: reply r12.sn-4g5ednzz.googlevideo.com is 74.125.13.140
May 9 13:56:06 dnsmasq[10920]: reply r3.sn-4g5e6ns6.googlevideo.com is 173.194.187.8
May 9 13:56:06 dnsmasq[10920]: reply r3.sn-4g5ednzz.googlevideo.com is 74.125.13.131
May 9 13:56:14 dnsmasq[10920]: reply r6.sn-4g5e6nls.googlevideo.com is 173.194.165.188
May 9 13:56:15 dnsmasq[10920]: reply r3.sn-4g5e6nls.googlevideo.com is 173.194.165.185
May 9 13:57:50 dnsmasq[14224]: reply r1.sn-4g5e6nsz.googlevideo.com is 173.194.182.230
May 9 13:57:50 dnsmasq[14224]: reply r1.sn-4g5ednzz.googlevideo.com is 74.125.13.129
May 9 13:58:00 dnsmasq[14224]: reply r2.sn-4g5ednll.googlevideo.com is 74.125.173.56
May 9 13:58:04 dnsmasq[14224]: reply r2.sn-4g5e6nl6.googlevideo.com is 74.125.104.72
May 9 13:58:07 dnsmasq[14224]: reply r2.sn-4g5ednss.googlevideo.com is 173.194.188.103
May 9 13:58:08 dnsmasq[14224]: reply r3.sn-4g5e6nsy.googlevideo.com is 173.194.187.136
May 9 13:58:08 dnsmasq[14224]: reply r14.sn-4g5ednzz.googlevideo.com is 74.125.13.142
May 9 13:58:14 dnsmasq[14224]: reply r5.sn-4g5e6nsr.googlevideo.com is 173.194.187.106
May 9 13:58:20 dnsmasq[14224]: reply r4.sn-4g5ednek.googlevideo.com is 173.194.164.186
May 9 13:58:25 dnsmasq[14224]: reply r5.sn-4g5e6nze.googlevideo.com is 173.194.187.202
May 9 13:58:25 dnsmasq[14224]: reply r5.sn-4g5ednls.googlevideo.com is 173.194.163.75
May 9 13:58:38 dnsmasq[14224]: reply r4.sn-4g5e6nze.googlevideo.com is 173.194.187.201
May 9 13:58:42 dnsmasq[14224]: reply r1.sn-4g5ednse.googlevideo.com is 173.194.188.38
May 9 13:58:47 dnsmasq[14224]: reply r1.sn-4g5e6nlk.googlevideo.com is 74.125.173.39
Yes, a leftover test.It looks like Diversion is clearing the caches when it finds a new host/s. Normal?
Code:May 9 09:24:00 Diversion: found 1 new YouTube hosts, total is 9 (counter at 8 of 30) May 9 09:24:00 kernel: echo (30941): drop_caches: 3
May 9 09:50:00 Diversion: no YouTube temp file found
/opt/bin/grep -ae "reply.*-.*\.googlevideo.*\..*\..*\..*" /opt/var/log/dnsmasq
/opt/var/log/dnsmasq: No such file or directory
Follow this instruction, it fixed mine. @thelonelycoder is aware.After activating YT adblock yesterday evening it seemed to work, but this morning I'm seeing this message in the system log:
Code:May 9 09:50:00 Diversion: no YouTube temp file found
Using your grep command shows no log at all?
Code:/opt/bin/grep -ae "reply.*-.*\.googlevideo.*\..*\..*\..*" /opt/var/log/dnsmasq /opt/var/log/dnsmasq: No such file or directory
Diversion does show a dnsmasq.log size of 3.4M
That dind't work either. Now something is strange. The stats in the router's UI still show all the queries blocked and the dnsmasq.log file is rest to zero. Pixelserv doesn't show anything, but the blocking is working:
and it hapened to be the post #6,000 nice timingPi hole script to block youtube ads. I was planning to get raspberry pi and have that install. Cam across the post about new youtube ads script which gaining tract on. Can this be integrate into diversion.
https://discourse.pi-hole.net/t/youtube-script-seems-to-be-working-very-well/31316/68
Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
In the GUI, I'm seeing this. Can I block that website so it does not monopolize the stats?
View attachment 23365
I want to get rid of it in the UI so I can see the other stats.Looks like it already is blocked. [emoji6]
I want to get rid of it in the UI so I can see the other stats.
Yea I haven't had any problem with it on smart devices and I watched Peppa pig ad free for several hours. I guess it is because this is not really blocking the ads but telling it to respond to a specific addressI have to enable that for my TV (Sony 55w829bbu) and set it's IP address in the DNS filter list otherwise I cannot get the Youtube app to load. For the life of me I couldn't figure out what I needed to put in the whitelist to make it work just for that device so it was easier to just go down the DNS Filter route just to keep the kids happy watching Peppa Pig.
If there is a way to get Diversion to work with it and the Youtube ad block it would be fantastic. Official Peppa Pig cartoon shows are riddled with ads every minute!
....,and I watched Peppa pig ad free for several hours. .....
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