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Follow the Diversion log by term googlevideo while watching a video.Thanks for the reply.
I've actually been watching many, so I'm not sure what the problem could be. I'll watch some more though.
Follow the Diversion log by term googlevideo while watching a video.Thanks for the reply.
I've actually been watching many, so I'm not sure what the problem could be. I'll watch some more though.
Follow the Diversion log by term googlevideo while watching a video.
Error logging is disabled, enable it first.
Type l (letter ell) at the main menu.I found the problem but I can't remember how to enable logging
Code:Error logging is disabled, enable it first.
Type l (letter ell) at the main menu.
Reset the logs in d 7.Interesting. Logging was actually enabled, and I've now re-enabled it after following your instruction.
But it appears that nothing is being logged, and there is activity happening across the network.
Strange.
Reset the logs in d 7.
The YouTube video ad-blocking experimental feature does not start or cannot be enabled when logging is disabled. So looks like your devices found another way to access and retrieve data from the internet before you started from scratch. Another reason to have logging and stats enabled to see if devices actually go through Dnsmasq/Diversion.Interesting. Logging was actually enabled, and I've now re-enabled it after following your instruction.
The YouTube video ad-blocking experimental feature does not start or cannot be enabled when logging is disabled. So looks like your devices found another way to access and retrieve data from the internet before you started from scratch. Another reason to have logging and stats enabled to see if devices actually go through Dnsmasq/Diversion.
Pi-hole or Diversion? I have a raspberry pi 4 sitting here- just wondering if anyone has tired pi hole
One thing you could try if you have uiDivStats installed is to watch the log at the bottom of the uiDivStats page in the router webui. One thing I’ve been meaning to try is to compare that with following the dnsmasq log in Putty to see what the differences are. I think following the dnsmasq log in Diversion is pretty well instantaneous wheres there is a small lag in uiDivStats, but the latter I find easier on the eyes.Diversion is working great! Just set up YouTube ad blocking and will see how that goes. Next I will set up Skynet and see if the AX88U can handle both these running.
Is it possible to access the DNSMASQ.log without having to PuTTY into Diversion? I like to have the log running on a portrait monitor, while I use my machine.
I have two Pi's, and an RT-Ax88u ... running Diversion on my router is the best option for me, Pi-Hole has probably changed since I last used it but I can do everything with Diversion that I can with Pi-Hole.
Diversion is all you need. It integrates so well with Skynet. A great overall package.
Can you tell me how useful Skynet is to you? I'm running Diversion and compared to Pi-hole I messed with weeks ago, its amazing. But just wanted to know how useful manually blocking IP's would be?
Do you like thousands of bots port scanning you every day? I don't
I can also speak from personal experience its saved some not too tech savvy family members from downloading malware and getting phished on more then one occasion. For the almost non-existent overhead on a modern device its quite a no brainier in my eyes.
It works so transparently you forget it's working. It's blocked 1200 inbound hits in about three days. Goodness knows what would have happened if one of those stopped hits got though, perhaps nothing, but it could also be something. I guess you never know what you have never had.
i can see the value for outbound, but for inbound i only see the benefit if you're hosting services and want to block known bad actors. otherwise, the firewall will drop the packets by default with or without skynet.Do you like thousands of bots port scanning you every day? I don't
I can also speak from personal experience its saved some not too tech savvy family members from downloading malware and getting phished on more then one occasion. For the almost non-existent overhead on a modern device its quite a no brainier in my eyes.
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