IP-Blocklist
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I used your spam list, http://www.tomschaefer.org/temp/pfsense/IP-Blocklist-ForumSpam.txt, and then created my own, it's small, but it's a start,
http://www.safetyservicesinc.com/spamlist/spamlist2.txt
and added it to IP Blocklist. When I started, the package reported
You are blocking 46182 Networks/IPs
I added about 25 ip's, but the number being blocked did not change. Did I do something wrong??The two lists are added to ipfw.ipfw in /usr/local/www/packages/ipblocklist/lists
Try adding just the one list and click save/update. See how many lines in that file
Now add both lists and click save/update. See how many lines in that file.Is there a difference?
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There was not.
I'll try deleting both lists, then add one in, then delete it, then add both in and report back the difference if any. -
There must be something I'm wrong with my list, because when I added it in, all by itself, I'm blocking 0 IP's
I added to the list based on the stuff from the Cisco list, so it's more than the 25 I had this AM
Do they need to be sorted??
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found a semi-colon instead of a colon, but the results are the same.
RATS. -
/usr/local/www/packages/ipblocklist/lists/ipfw.ipfw
is blank when I used my file. -
Your custom list, is it hosted on a webserver on the same lan as the pfsense router?
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yes. The custom list is on the web server that is behind the firewall.
Also, I signed up for I-Block list, and got their spam list, when I pasted in the link, in either p2p format or cidr format, nothing loaded. -
When a list is hosted on a server that is on the same network as the router, you have to use the private IP address of the webserver for the list.
Fetch does not work when you tell pfsense to fetch from itself. Try modifying your link with the IP in the URL instead of the FQDN. I think you will find that your list will work now.
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YahOOO
I'm not certain which format worked, but I am no blocking 64 IP addresses.
Tommy, YOU ARE A HERONow, why won't the I-Block list list work??
Not as important as having my list work, I can assure you.
Thank you
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YahOOO
I'm not certain which format worked, but I am no blocking 64 IP addresses.
Tommy, YOU ARE A HERONow, why won't the I-Block list list work??
Not as important as having my list work, I can assure you.
Thank youGlad that's working.
So the I-Blocklist.com list url is http://list.iblocklist.com/?list=rynxmrknfjysesjtjlxy&fileformat=p2p&archiveformat=gz&id=ljbowdish&pin=2728 but when you open this list in a browser it redirects to http://list.iblocklist.com/f/sgtbrdkspntjshbzbimf/rynxmrknfjysesjtjlxy.gzSo http://list.iblocklist.com/f/sgtbrdkspntjshbzbimf/rynxmrknfjysesjtjlxy.gz is your true URL. I-Blocklist uses multiple mirrors to host files and the first link is just a refferer to the mirror list. The second url is where that link takes you, to the .gz file.
The version of fetch on pfsense doesn't follow links intelligently which requires users to find the true URL. Pro tip: Open the I-Blocklist.com link in a browser and download the file. Go back into the download history and copy the URL where the download came from. This is the True URL.
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Glad that's working.
So the I-Blocklist.com list url is http://list.iblocklist.com/?. Pro tip: Open the I-Blocklist.com link in a browser and download the file. Go back into the download history and copy the URL where the download came from. This is the True URL.A tip from a PRO. Thank you.
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lol. Perhaps one day I may get around this by using wget, but I don't like adding bells and whistles unless you need to. KISS is how you get stable packages.
Maybe fetch will get an upgrade one day, but until then the user will have to ensure they have the true URL. Once you have that URL, you don't have to worry about that list anymore.Thank you for your time sir and your generous donation!
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p2p format?? That's what I downloaded.
I saw something about CDIR format. Which is preferred?? -
p2p format?? That's what I downloaded.
I saw something about CDIR format. Which is preferred??p2p format is the only supported format right now. Soon, the package will move to CIDR only.
I created a poll on this. It has a list of pro's and con's and is still open for voting
http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,39649.0.html -
If this has already been asked, I apologize, but I'm wondering: Is there a best practice for blocking domains? While searching for blocklists, I found a very extensive collection but it only listed the domains, not the actual IP's.
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If this has already been asked, I apologize, but I'm wondering: Is there a best practice for blocking domains? While searching for blocklists, I found a very extensive collection but it only listed the domains, not the actual IP's.
Not sure on that one. It seems like a simple thing to script though. Feed a list of domains and for each domain ping it to have DNS resolve the IP and output that into an IP list. Should be less than 10 lines to script.
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This seems to be a never ending battle. I'm adding 20-30 Ip's every night.
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This seems to be a never ending battle. I'm adding 20-30 Ip's every night.
Is there a better list??Context? List for what and why are IP's being added every night?
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I really want to get this to work… I've tried all the suggestions in this thread, but nothing seems to work. Host package locally, get true URL, reinstall pfsense from scratch, and so on...
What happens is this: I add the URL, click 'save/update', and nothing. No update, no page activity, nada. I've left it for hours and it just sits there. Am I missing something? If I'm just dense, please let me know, but I don't see any obvious fix for this issue in the forum. Flame away if there is a fix and I missed it... Thanks!
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What version of pfsense are you running?
Can you provide a sample list (url)?-
Ensure the Enable checkbox is checked before you click save/update
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Use firefox or Chrome. IE is not supported
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