Recent content by Simmz

Works! Thank you kindly.

Off topic a little but the only difference is I used "&" where as you used ";". I went ahead and changed it to your syntax but being the curious person I must ask.. Is there a reason I should NOT use "&" or is ";" just cleaner? As I stated previously I'm not that well versed in scripting. So...

BTW. Love the "blockstats" trick from your github. I made a slight modification so it lists the column headers. The OCD side of me requires labels haha. is the below the "best" way of accomplishing this? alias blockstats='iptables -L -v | head -n 2 & iptables -L -v | grep "match-set"...

yeah its back. Simmz@R7000:/jffs/scripts# nslookup www.pandora.com Server: 127.0.0.1 Address 1: 127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain Name: www.pandora.com Address 1: 2620:106:e003:f00e::63 www.v6.pandora.com Address 2: 208.85.40.50 www.pandora.com Address 3: 208.85.40.20 www.pandora.com

So.... the above post is now useless. Yeah I would say you reworked it. Total run time was 1.28 seconds NICE !!!!

Correct me if I'm wrong (which I probably am) but the WHITELIST is read, then loaded into iptables only when the full script runs correct? My issue currently is that I continue to discover domains that needed to be added to the whitelist. Which means in order for that change to take effect I...

I'm sure there is a WAY cleaner way of doing this but for the time being I just added a iptables rules to the bottom of the script. As an example.. iptables -I FORWARD 1 -s 208.85.40.0/21 -j ACCEPT That is the address range of PANDORA which fixed my streaming issue. :) Again, I'm sure there...

As I usually tend to do things I went a little over board with the blocklists at first. I'm currently blocking with list (2 8 9 11 14 29) uname -m returns "arm71"

So I know I'm late to the party but I just tried this and it failed to load under ASUSWRT-Merlin/Xwrt-Vortex 380.65. I read that the kernel module names changed in ipset v6 so I checked what the script called VS what the kernel has. I changed "ip_set_nethash" to "ip_set_hash_net" &...