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Days after discovering the issue, I guess I've found the solution: 1. It turns out that AGH's query log is not a live log. It is not written immediately, but written to ram/memory first, and would be flushed to the log file later -> When the issue happened and I checked the AGH web log right...

More info that might be helpful for diagnosing the issue: 1. a) People who reported about these DNS-DS queries usually told that they saw the queries in their Pi-hole or AGH's query log. But my AGH's Query Log never shows such queries. b) Sometimes during my test, changing configurations etc...

Thank you! Didn't know about that little but important difference in settings for clients vs router. Though changing the setting you mentioned didn't help with diagnosing my DNS loop issue, it cleared my doubt :)

I've accidentally found out that this setting seems to be ignored. I set: Forward local domain queries to upstream DNS: No But querying for local hosts/IPs in the router itself, it still forwards those queries to upstream DNS: admin@RT-AC68U-9520:/tmp/home/root# nslookup dc Server: 8.8.8.8...

Hi, My internet line has been stuttered and intermittent for some weeks. Last night, I took some time to check. 1. First, my setup: 192.168.7.1: an AC68U with Merlin firmware 192.168.7.110: a Pi running Adguard Home + Unbound only acts as DNS server Both WAN and LAN DNS servers settings on the...

Sorry, I have a little confusion about this configuration. From what I know: - [::] is equivalent to and is understood by most systems as the IPv4 0.0.0.0 address. - When services are on the same device/router (AGH and dnsmasq in this case), people usually use the 127.0.0.1/[::1] loopback...

This seems not to be related to DNS Filtering, but maybe because the Router Advertisement is enabled? (On AsuswrtMerlin the setting is "Advertise router's IP in addition to user-specified DNS" on LAN>DCHP Server page. Can't be turned off on stock firmware). When RA is enabled, some devices may...

Old post, but this has helped me be aware of better arrangement and configuration of my Pi's setup. Thanks. Thinking of a way to make the 2nd Pi response slower, so that clients would never query it when 1st Pi is still available...?!

Just a little typo for your next release:

Here is my current test setup: Master ==(Wireless)== Node--(cable)--Laptop. When I SSH'ed into the Master and ran tcpdump command to check if DoT was working or not, the terminal didn't show anything and the laptop couldn't reach the internet. Press Ctrl+C to stop the command and everything...

You are really humorous :D Anyway, I think you'd better reinstall Diversion from scratch instead of upgrading. And choose a good filters/blocking list.

You can read and use these simple script/method. I'm using them. You can search the nvram value name to know if you need it: https://www.snbforums.com/threads/saving-configurations-simplified-version.14943/#post-100529...

I'm surprised that someone uses uBlock would have to ask about this, because I just used default lists came with uBlock and have never seen YT ads on Chrome. Before that, I used the EasyList for Adblock Plus on both Firefox and Chrome, didn't see any YT ads, either. Btw, recently I've noticed...

Was going to edit the post, but you were faster. Yeah, re-reading your previous reply, I guess what I've just typed already got the answer... So, alright, thank you for your explanation. Hope someday you might think about that again when Diversion has become perfect without any big issues :cool:

Sorry for any confusion as English is not my mother language, and I should have used simpler words. Alright, forget Pi-hole or Openwrt, I'll try to re-describe the situation simpler. What I mean is I did not suggest that Diversion support domains-only lists natively in real time. I just wanted...