NanoPI R4S (OpenWrt 21.02.3 r16554-1d4dea6d4f / LuCI openwrt-21.02 branch git-22.083.69138-0a0ce2a) and dnsmasq 2.85-8 Before dnsmasq I used bind (unfortunately I had to remove it as it is not suitable for blocking ads). So I decided to use dnsmasq. A bit painful interface, given that in the luci i…

What part of "there's an adblock package" don't you understand ?

and I don't understand what you mean. Did you read my post correctly? [image] frollic: What part of "there's an adblock package" don't you understand ? ...so what!? what does that have to do with the post!?

It relates to this, but hey, go ahead and use the wrong tool for the job ... [image] vinc: I used bind (unfortunately I had to remove it as it is not suitable for blocking ads). So I decided to use dnsmasq. A bit painful interface

Speak clearly and not in half terms! I don't speak English, genius!!!!

[image] Adblock support thread Community Builds, Projects & Packages Hi, in OpenWrt stable & snapshot package repo you'll find the adblock package (plus LuCI companion/configuration package): stable OpenWrt version 23.05.x.: adblock 4.1.5-8 plus luci companion package …

[image] vinc: genius!!!! You seem to know English figures-of-speech. [image] vinc: Speak clearly and not in half terms! Use adblock package Adblock can use dnsmasq Information here

Maybe I explained myself wrong. The dnsmasq configuration doesn't work for me! And adblbock has nothing to do with it! The problem is getting dnsmasq to work as DNS...that's it. The ads have nothing to do with it

[image] vinc: The problem is getting dnsmasq to work as DNS...that's it. It works as DNS by defualt. Try resetting your device.

Problem dnsmasq! (can't configure!)

Installing and Using OpenWrt Network and Wireless Configuration

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