dacotmeister
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Check, and notedKnown, and expected. This release supercedes the release listed in amtm - ie it's not official. Remember, this is just a development version (pre-release).
Check, and notedKnown, and expected. This release supercedes the release listed in amtm - ie it's not official. Remember, this is just a development version (pre-release).
The router is already blocking the query, as I assumeWe have to find a way to prevent the .lan nonsense on the router.
.lan
is the poster’s lan_domain
and therefore a local=/lan/
directive would already exist in dnsmasq.conf. I don’t think you can alter the client behavior to retry by appending the local domain to the query, except perhaps by unsettling the lan_domain
on the router.lan_domain
.I don't know if this will work, (I do not get *.lan queries !!!) ....NXDOMAIN remains the sole blocking method in Diversion. Using the NULL method would negate the complete overhaul of Diverson I did over the past 7 months. We have to find a way to prevent the .lan nonsense on the router.
Suggestions are very velcome
I agree, it‘s just a cosmetically annoying new feature.It might come back to excluding blocked hosts from the stats if they end with the
I don’t think so. Instead of getting a “config NXDOMAIN” you would actually be forwarding the junk query upstream and getting an upstream NXDOMAIN.I agree, it‘s just a cosmetically annoying new feature.
Would the WAN setting "Forward local domain queries to upstream DNS" set to no fix that? I have not checked but it might do the trick?
It is "Yes" by default AFAIK. I set mine to No in my routers. Maybe "No" is the new default in newer firmware versions but it did used to be set to "Yes".I don’t think so. Instead of getting a “config NXDOMAIN” you would actually be forwarding the junk query upstream and getting an upstream NXDOMAIN.
EDIT: it should be “no” by default. My comment above is if it gets set to yes.
I don't see the ".lan" behavior. "Forward local domain queries to upstream DNS" is NOT enabled, and I don't specify a Domain Name on the main LAN tab. A local=/lan/ entry does NOT exist in dnsmasq.conf.It is "Yes" by default AFAIK. I set mine to No in my routers. Maybe "No" is the new default in newer firmware versions but it did used to be set to "Yes".
This is why.and I don't specify a Domain Name on the main LAN tab.
Should be much smaller than that. Remarkably mine was also 17.9GB and I had the exact same issue.What is a normal size for the udivstats db? I ran (du -h /opt/share/uiDivStats.d/dnsqueries.db) and mine is 17.9G. Is there a way to clean it up, maintenance etc?
I tried the above but my install stuck at this below:For anyone else with the Large DB who tried the upgrade path which is taking a long time to update (hours).
Control-C the update job
Then uninstall with this "/jffs/scripts/uiDivStats uninstall"
Then run the full install from the 1st post. "/usr/sbin/curl --retry 3 "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jackyaz/uiDivStats/develop/uiDivStats.sh" -o "/jffs/scripts/uiDivStats" && chmod 0755 /jffs/scripts/uiDivStats && /jffs/scripts/uiDivStats install"
After that it should be working.
If you don't already have the old version installed you have to install with the "curl" command through ssh. It's not available through amtm.So this is stil development? When trying to install via AMTM it doesn't show which version it's going to install (which might be so for most scripts?)
Github's page shows release 2021 ... I'll look more into it later, but this whole statistics thing is actually and idea I had and wanted to post about, only to figure out now it already exists, very good!
/usr/sbin/curl --retry 3 "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jackyaz/uiDivStats/develop/uiDivStats.sh" -o "/jffs/scripts/uiDivStats" && chmod 0755 /jffs/scripts/uiDivStats && /jffs/scripts/uiDivStats install
uiDivStats develop
If you don't already have the old version installed you have to install with the "curl" command through ssh. It's not available through amtm.
If you do have the old version already installed it'sBash:/usr/sbin/curl --retry 3 "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jackyaz/uiDivStats/develop/uiDivStats.sh" -o "/jffs/scripts/uiDivStats" && chmod 0755 /jffs/scripts/uiDivStats && /jffs/scripts/uiDivStats install
Bash:uiDivStats develop
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