Don't show warning page when page was blocked?
- Thread starter V@no
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ColinTaylor
Part of the Furniture
I'd guess that you could probably create your own version of
/www/blocking.asp and overmount the original when the router boots up.
Viktor Jaep
Part of the Furniture
Skynet simply compares and blocks IPs that are present in the IP table rules... it doesn't seem to care who or what is doing it, and isn't keep track of any particular session in order to redirect people to a blocking page.
V@no
Occasional Visitor
That sound easy, but how would I mount it? I've tried edit it derectly, but failed due to read-only file system
ColinTaylor
Part of the Furniture
Take a copy of that file, edit it, and save it to somewhere in jffs, e.g.
/jffs/scripts/blocking.asp.Then put an appropriate mount command in
services-start, e.g.
Code:
mount -o bind /jffs/scripts/blocking.asp /www/blocking.aspP.S. I haven't tested this so YMMV.
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V@no
Occasional Visitor
Thank you, this is working, not ideal because it still shows different address in the url bar, but at least the message can be modified/removed.
Even though it's .asp file, I gather it's not ASP language used in Miscrosoft IIS, but does it allow modify/send http headers too?
Even though it's .asp file, I gather it's not ASP language used in Miscrosoft IIS, but does it allow modify/send http headers too?
Yota
Very Senior Member
Actually you can. Go to Administration - System, then Enable Access Restrictions, fill in the IP addresses that are allowed to access the router, any IP addresses outside the whitelist will be blocked, so they will not enter the blocked page.
Ripshod
Very Senior Member
Isn't that setting only relevant for WAN access?
Yota
Very Senior Member
It will use iptables to restrict access to the router from any IP address outside the whitelist, whether it is the WAN side or the LAN side.
V@no
Occasional Visitor
So far I ended up using this as `blocking.asp`:
@RMerlin
This whole page redirection routine doesn't work on https sites with error `ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR`
HTML:
<head>
<title>404 Not Found</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>Not Found</h1>
<p>The requested URL was not found on this server.</p>
<hr>
<address><script>
const address = <% bwdpi_redirect_info(); %>;
document.write(address&&address[1]||'<% get_parameter("domain"); %>');
//history.go(-1); //redirect to previous page
</script></address>
</body>@RMerlin
This whole page redirection routine doesn't work on https sites with error `ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR`
I know. Nothing I can do about.
V@no
Occasional Visitor
Can the redirection be done via http headers instead of html?
The redirection requires a connection to the httpd daemon, which will always be the same protocol (http or https) as the original request. Only after that connection is the router able to apply the redirection (301). Therefore, you will always end up with the protocol error issue.
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