thelonelycoder
Part of the Furniture
Point noted.Consider me 1 user in favor of putting u on the front menu.
Point noted.Consider me 1 user in favor of putting u on the front menu.
I'll brave it and say count me in too. I figured out it was in d but it'd be nicer to have it on the main menu.Consider me 1 user in favor of putting u on the front menu.
I vaguely remember that post.
+1 While I get the point of keeping things tidy/uncluttered, and I personally have no problem finding the update function under "d", I strongly suspect new users would find this easier if it was directly on the first/top-level menu structure. Just my two cents....I'll brave it and say count me in too. I figured out it was in d but it'd be nicer to have it on the main menu.
Here to report fully working even with ESNI. Awesome job @thelonelycoderDiversion 4.1.9 is now available
What's new in Diversion 4.1.9
- Auto-correct feature added when menu el <list> is opened and no whitelist, blacklist or wildcard-blacklist is found.
- When restoring Diversion from backup, Entware package zip is installed when configured in backup settings.
- Correctly finds domain(s) when "Find domain in hosts file(s)" is run in b, thanks @dave14305 for the perl regex hint.
- Does not double blocked domain count when IPv6 is enabled.
- Fixes related to IPv6 auto-conversion.
- Moves Diversion specific /jffs/scripts/ files to /jffs/addons/diversion/
- Verbose logging to Syslog in mount-entware.div (renamed post-mount.div) when mounting device(s), reporting reasons if failed.
- New command uu to force update Diversion.
- Renames "entware*" folder to "entware" if found in mount-entware.div.
- Removes option in ep to update pixelserv-tls to v2.3.1 for non Mipsel routers, package is now available through Entware.
- Now shows (Entware) USB device info in header.
- Adds year to the local backup file name.
- Removed colors in Diversion update notification email.
How to update
Use u to update to this latest version.
it still does when openvpn client is connected ;]Diversion 4.1.9 is now available
What's new in Diversion 4.1.9
- Does not double blocked domain count when IPv6 is enabled.
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/how-make-swap-on-asuswrt-merlin.9897/#post-301749Question about the swap file.
My current size of the swap file is 1.0G and I want to make it larger.
What is the best way to do this.
Removing the file using 'sw' doesn't work.
So this is not possible using Diversion?
with diversion you should be able to up to 2GBSo this is not possible using Diversion?
Verstuurd vanaf mijn ZTE A2017X met Tapatalk
Follow the blocked sites within Diversion, and then whitelist sites as necessary.Not sure if this is supposed to go here or whether I should create a new thread, but I have been having problems with tracking my daughter's Android mobile when she's out of school with her friends. I discovered some settings on her phone yesterday eveining regarding tracking, but I've also discovered that the tracking doesn't work if Diversion ad blocking is switched on. Neither Bitdefender Internet Security nor Kaspersky Safe Kids will send back location information when ad blocking is on, but they both work when ad blocking is off. Is there a way I could troubleshoot this issue?
Question for a new user. I've updated my 86U with the latest 384.15 firmware and brought up amtm to load diversion. The first option is Diversion install. Does this install Diversion standard or do I need to install other scripts to try this out? I have not loaded any scripts on my 86U to date.
amtm Step-by-Step https://www.snbforums.com/threads/amtm-step-by-step-install-guide-l-ld.56237/#post-483421
Follow the link above to get amtm and your USB drive properly prepared.
When installing Diversion, you will get an option for Lite or Standard and you can switch between them afterward (I would install Standard).
Did you add the Pixelserv CA cert to your device? It's the best way to eliminate potential problems (see the import steps, you already have the CA created by Diversion):With 14_2, I just added Diversion in addition to the other scripts that I'm running (see footer). While it seems to work, and the stats seem to say that it is blocking some number of ads/pages, I find that the response on webpages had slowed down. Maybe its because those pages have lots of ads that need to be checked and blocked if necessary, but is there anything else in my configuration that could be causing the slowdowns? I'm thinking of interactions between Skynet, X3mRouting, internal stubby, or any of the others? Is there a way to do an A/B speed comparison of version configs? Ie, how could I take snapshot of the speed (or whatever) for accessing a website as a baseline, then start disabling various scripts to see the effect on the time to load that page?
Hello @thelonelycoder
Diversion is pretty good on what it does. Previously I did a small donation contribution, but now I'm looking for a different kind of contribution.
The alternate blocking list is a pretty good concept but it falls a little short of completely fulfilling my use case.
In addition to the use of a more comprehensive block list for my kids devices I want to be able to blacklist specific sites just for the alternate blocking list.
On vanilla Diversion I can either blacklist a domain for all devices or to none.
To workaround that I created a blacklist2 file and did changes to Diversion to use it (I'm glad you released it as GPL).
I also identified on Diversion the changed needed to implement an alternate blacklist to use with the alternate blocking list.
What I did not find what a GitHub repo to submit a PR, so you could evaluate if worth integrating to Diversion or not (I did find amtm's repo on GitHub).
If you interested in seeing it let me know.
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