Try to WL these domains provided by @SomeWhereOverTheRainBow :
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/pixelserv-a-better-one-pixel-webserver-for-adblock.26114/page-175
Diversion Diversion - the Router Ad-Blocker
- Thread starter thelonelycoder
- Start date
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/pixelserv-a-better-one-pixel-webserver-for-adblock.26114/page-175
thelonelycoder
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And this topic has been covered multiple times in this very thread.
SomeWhereOverTheRainBow
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here is the most recent batch of whitelisted,
Code:
aan.amazon-adsystem.com
aan.amazon.com
aax.amazon-adsystem.com
aax-eu.amazon-adsystem.com
aax-us-east.amazon-adsystem.com
aax-us-pdx.amazon-adsystem.com
amazonaws.com
amazon.com
amazon.co.uk
amazon.in
amzn.com
amzn.to
cognito-identity.us-east-1.amazonaws.com
completion.amazon.co.uk
det-ta-g7g.amazon.com
device-messaging-na.amazon.com
device-metrics-us-2.amazon.com
device-metrics-us.amazon.com
fls-eu.amazon.com
fls-eu.amazon.de
fls-na.amazon-adsystem.com
fls-na.amazon.com
images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com
ir-na.amazon-adsystem.com
ir-uk.amazon-adsystem.com
kinesis.us-east-1.amazonaws.com
mads.amazon-adsystem.com
mads.amazon.com
mas-sdk.amazon.com
ocsp.rootg2.amazontrust.com
s3.amazonaws.com
s3.ap-northeast-2.amazonaws.com
s3.ap-south-1.amazonaws.com
s3-ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com
s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com
s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com
s.amazon-adsystem.com
smile.amazon.com
spectrum.s3.amazonaws.com
sqs.us-east-1.amazonaws.com
unagi-na.amazon.com
us-east-1.amazonaws.comhttps://www.snbforums.com/threads/p...server-for-adblock.26114/page-175#post-585684
if it does not work you need to try using the app, and look through your logs using diversion, examine what is getting blocked, and whitelist it. or try using a smaller block list, or disable pixelserv-tls blocking.
there are a million solutions.
thx guys, I know this has been covered in this thread... which is WAY to big to search and navigate and there is a ton of different/overlapping info. Thus not really a searchable/usable thread at this point.
Also, I'm surprised (aka disappointed) these domains are blocked by default considering Amazon is the #1 shopping web site in the world, #12 of ANY wide site. There should be an easy way to unblock these instead of manually entering, one at a time, a huge list of domains. I feel like I'm back in the MS-DOS days with this app.
Also, I'm surprised (aka disappointed) these domains are blocked by default considering Amazon is the #1 shopping web site in the world, #12 of ANY wide site. There should be an easy way to unblock these instead of manually entering, one at a time, a huge list of domains. I feel like I'm back in the MS-DOS days with this app.
Share your grievance with the list maintainer (e.g. StevenBlack). What is the right amount of forced whitelisting thelonelycoder should impose on everyone? Little to none, except to ensure the basic router functions work and his gracious whitelisting of ad domains to support snbforums.com.
SomeWhereOverTheRainBow
Part of the Furniture
What is the old saying, you mess with the bull you get the horns? Well Ad blocking is our metaphorical bull. Part of the problem is that amazon has so much real estate like you mention. This means ads are also served through it and you may not even be directly shopping. Welcome to the world wide web.thx guys, I know this has been covered in this thread... which is WAY to big to search and navigate and there is a ton of different/overlapping info. Thus not really a searchable/usable thread at this point.
Also, I'm surprised (aka disappointed) these domains are blocked by default considering Amazon is the #1 shopping web site in the world, #12 of ANY wide site. There should be an easy way to unblock these instead of manually entering, one at a time, a huge list of domains. I feel like I'm back in the MS-DOS days with this app.
juched
Very Senior Member
Perhaps whitelisting from an externally managed source isn't a great idea, but I have been using this list and it is minimized issues:
https://github.com/anudeepND/whitelist
I personally find Steven's Black List to be a good point for people to jump into.
Mutzli
Very Senior Member
thx guys, I know this has been covered in this thread... which is WAY to big to search and navigate and there is a ton of different/overlapping info. Thus not really a searchable/usable thread at this point.
Also, I'm surprised (aka disappointed) these domains are blocked by default considering Amazon is the #1 shopping web site in the world, #12 of ANY wide site. There should be an easy way to unblock these instead of manually entering, one at a time, a huge list of domains. I feel like I'm back in the MS-DOS days with this app.
It is Amazon that is the problem here. They use the same ad-tracking and ad-servers for their Amazon app as they use for third party ad feeds. Unfortunately if you open some of these sites it'll feed your router clients ads again. Blocking them is only a problem when using an Amazon app. But if you go through a web browser to access the Amazon shopping portal it works just fine with all the blocks in place. At my house we are simply not using the app and do all shopping from the browser to keep the sites blocked.
SomeWhereOverTheRainBow
Part of the Furniture
I have had trouble in the browser as well using blocking some of those domains, the page will load with an error when trying to add things to cart, or to view items.
SomeWhereOverTheRainBow
Part of the Furniture
you can choose a hosted whitelist, but then you loose your list.
you could make a github account, and upload all of your whitelist to github. then choose that place to be your hosted whitelist. you can updated as a hosted list by doing that. The down side is there is a limit of how many whitelisted items you can have. I think it is 1000, so choose carefully what you want to whitelist.
HairyA00
Senior Member
Just disable pixelserv-tls. Don't spin your wheels. Even with whitelisting everything, the issue is not with the domains you're sinkholing. It's with pixelserv-tls. Trust me, you don't need to whitelist ANYTHING special, just disable pixelserv-tls and it'll work. Promise!
thelonelycoder
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Look at the dnsmasq log file and see if you notice anything out of the ordinary.
thelonelycoder
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That's not an entry for the YouTube blocking feature. It's the blocking list that blocks it. Add the domain to the whitelist.
thelonelycoder
Part of the Furniture
Try it. I don't have Firestick to test it with.
The YT entries that go through the feature are resolved to the IP shown in it.
thelonelycoder
Part of the Furniture
Could be that the device had the cache cleared and/or a certain domain is no longer blocked in your blocking list after the regular update of it.
thelonelycoder
Part of the Furniture
Some call that the delayed placebo effectNo, you're not losing it. I usually change to the suggested settings I know works and sometimes it still takes a few days for the network to actually work noticeably better for my customers too.
L&LD
Part of the Furniture
Of course, but no placebo here. Fixed control channels, fixed bandwidth, and enough time for the surrounding AP's to 'automatically' ignore the channels I choose do make a significant difference.
Not always, but that also usually means that I simply chose a wrong control channel (at first) for the RF environment the router is operating in.
Not always, but that also usually means that I simply chose a wrong control channel (at first) for the RF environment the router is operating in.
Despite having correctly installed certificates, I still have a slu to slh ration of about 2.5:1 Running the pixelserv log at 2 I can identify the problem sites from 'handshake failed: unknown cert.'
Rather than disabling pixelserv completely, I have added the problem sites to hosts.add and the whitelist. I have also seen that instead of using hosts.add, I could add these sites via dnsmasq.conf.add.
Is there any reason to prefer one method over the other?
How do I modify hosts.add to include IPv6?
e.g. I have mobile.pipe.aria.microsoft.com in my whitelist and the line '0.0.0.0 mobile.pipe.aria.microsoft.com' in hosts.add
where the IPv4 query [A] works as expected and returns 0.0.0.0
but ipV6 [AAAA] returns the 'correct' address 2620:119:53::53
Also there a way to directly edit the whitelist (e.g. via ssh) other than by having a hosted whitelist?
Rather than disabling pixelserv completely, I have added the problem sites to hosts.add and the whitelist. I have also seen that instead of using hosts.add, I could add these sites via dnsmasq.conf.add.
Is there any reason to prefer one method over the other?
How do I modify hosts.add to include IPv6?
e.g. I have mobile.pipe.aria.microsoft.com in my whitelist and the line '0.0.0.0 mobile.pipe.aria.microsoft.com' in hosts.add
where the IPv4 query [A] works as expected and returns 0.0.0.0
but ipV6 [AAAA] returns the 'correct' address 2620:119:53::53
Also there a way to directly edit the whitelist (e.g. via ssh) other than by having a hosted whitelist?
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