REGEX blocking
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@Antibiotic said in REGEX blocking:
Are you block for incoming?
My LANs of course.
That's where the original DNS requests come from, and I want to 'disable' some of them like "incoming.telemetry.mozilla.org" (probably from my browser).
I don't know what beacons.gtv2.com is, the request came from my captive portal.@Antibiotic said in REGEX blocking:
What the reason, firewall block itself all in?
The regex has nothing to with the/a firewall.
A DNS request came in "what is the A of incoming.telemetry.mozilla.org ?"
The regex filter found it, so pfBlockerng told unbound to tell the LAN client : it's 0.0.0.0.
When the LAN clients receives 0.0.0.0 it can't connect to "incoming.telemetry.mozilla.org" because it has no valid IP to connect to.
This is how DNSBL works.I don't need (want) a firewall that blocks "Internet" IPs. My LAN firewall is wide open - the portal a bit less, though.
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@Gertjan are you using firefox?
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The better part of my live, and for the moment, yeah....
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@Gertjan Idk, which platform you are using for firefox, linux or freebsd, but under windows firefox is disaster
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@Antibiotic said in REGEX blocking:
but under windows firefox is disaster
Works fine for me, I only have Microsoft GUIs here.
Other OSs here have no GUI, only command line acces, and lynx if needed. -
@Gertjan Oki))I tried a few times , but on my laptop firefox tabs are a huge, actually all a huge . Do not like it at all and native edge better integrate to windows security options.
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@Antibiotic
I have huge screens ^^ -
@Gertjan What kind of dimension?
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@Antibiotic 72 cm diagonal
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@Gertjan Is it not a PC screen right? It is TV screen
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@Gertjan said in REGEX blocking:
^stat(s|istics)?[0-9][_.-] #test RGX13
^stat(s|istics)?[0-9][_.-] #test RGX14While I am conversant with regular expressions, I am puzzled by what appears to be duplicate tests?
--Larry
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@LarryFahnoe I have the same question))) Is it type error?
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@Gertjan I did a liitle bit different)))
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