Hi, Is there a Pakfire for doing DNS blackholing like the Pi-Hole? Specifically I’d like to import lists like OpenPhish to stop any urls in phishing emails from being resolved by the ipfire DNS. Thanks :slight_smile:

[image] sfeakes/ipfire-scripts Scripts for ipfire. Contribute to sfeakes/ipfire-scripts development by creating an account on GitHub. [image] Ad blocking with DNS (unbound & dnsmasq) - forum.ipfire.org I don’t know if it actual…

Thanks, but not an official Pakfire right?

yes no official package. Maybe the developer of it can say more ( If he is reading about this) I don’t know.

Thanks, that is sad news. I wonder why? It is extremely useful and powerful functionality

I had only brought up the thread because the things said there are already present in ipfire webprox/urlfilter last I understood the discussion so that from a developer point of view is recommended to use this.

webproxy/urlfiltering to my knowledge (which extends as far as me reading the ipfire wiki and googling transparent vs non-transparent squids :joy:) requires configuring a non-transparent proxy for https domains. Which is messy and not needed when simple DNS blackholing can be done.

That’s right. Only as I understood it, the way favored by the devops (I’m not one of that).

I tried GitHub - sfeakes/ipfire-scripts: Scripts for ipfire and it works. In the script you need to remove some obsolete hostlists. No idea why IPFire developers won’t fork this great script and create a more convenient Pakfire. I don’t really know how a proxy would be useful. IPFire wiki only shows…

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anon65703081 15 December 2020 11:44 6

Pi-Hole and IPFire, which way round?

Although I might sounds really anti pi-hole all the time (and which I am for many reasons) I would like to say that I generally agree with this functionally and that IPFire should provide something similar too. It is just quite difficult with DNS and maybe a solution could be to strengthen the web proxy feature. There could be a couple of options…

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