Tried adding domains to the blacklist, I can still access those domains after saving (and suspending/starting adblock)
Any idea why? The builtin lists seems to work fine however.
A newbie here.. Somehow I miss something on blocking ads. Output of configuration file has been listed below. Could you let me know, where I am wrong ?
You have defined multiple dnsmasq instances, is this intended (2x 'config dnmasq')? If so, please use named sections, e.g. config dnsmasq 'main' and config dnsmasq 'guest', if not please remove the second section.
Also please provide the output of /etc/init.d/adblock status
Whenever you add domains to your blacklist you have to restart adblock processing ("refresh" button in LuCI), suspend/resume did not refresh your list content.
I fixed it, I thought the firmware I use had it configured from scratch but I had to add the serversfile to /etc/config/dhcp. I don't know why it appered to be working at first, maybe funky browser cache.
Yep, the used LuCI SimpleForm is limited to 100KB (to guarantee good response times)! If you really need bigger white-/blacklist, you can edit those files directly in a terminal session.
The download utility configuration seems to be borked, therefore your blocklist is currently empty. Please check /etc/config/adblock, the global section must contain a valid 'adb_fetchutil' option, e.g.:
option adb_fetchutil 'uclient-fetch'
Also enable the debug logging, restart adblock and check the logs afterwards (logread -e "adblock")
Thank you so much, 'logread -e adblock' was mentioning fetch was failing due to SSL, installed libustream-openssl and then performed referesh -> adblock started working,
Nothing ... youtube don't request the dot separated domain names, therefore the adblock awk import replace the "." with three "---", e.g. a current youtube log:
Anyway, you can't reliable block ads on youtube on dns level. Like facebook this is a combined ad & content platform and both parts are often referring to the same sources.
Thanks for that didbot. Sorry for the slow reply. Like others have noted, youtube changed something recently and adverts are appearing more often than they used to. Regards, S