Ok, I'll try, thanks!No, that's not the only way, the dnsmasq.log is available directly so you can tail it directly. The advantage though when using Diversion that it colorizes the output, making it much easier to see what's going through and what's blocked. Thats the 'very useful' part, and you can see it in real-time. Please follow the instruction I linked before, it's all there, described step-by-step and I'm confident you'll figure it out, which domains need to be whitelisted.
Top!!!The same way as mentioned above but just looking at the blocked domain is run the tail command and at the same time grep the word diversion. You will see in real timd what domain is blocked.
Code:tail -f /opt/var/log/dnsmasq.log | grep diversion
if you have uiDivStats installed there's a table of (almost) realtime queries and you can filter by blocked etc.Top!!!
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Thanks!now i install it!if you have uiDivStats installed there's a table of (almost) realtime queries and you can filter by blocked etc.
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Sorry, what is cache and query mode?in the official thread there isn't something about it...if you have uiDivStats installed there's a table of (almost) realtime queries and you can filter by blocked etc.
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I'd recommend cache enabled and all queries unless you see problemsSorry, what is cache and query mode?in the official thread there isn't something about it...
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