DNSBL modify default bloked webpage

[rjabellax5]

Hi, is there any way to edit the DNSBL default 1x1px blocked page into a decent text like: "The page you are attempting to access has been deemed inappropriate"?

[BBcan177]

@rjabellax5

Install pfBlockerNG-devel which has a default block page when the root domain in blocked, otherwise it will still use the 1x1 for all other AD type blocks. The page can also be copy/paste and edited as required and associated in the DNSBL Tab options.

[rjabellax5]

Thank you Mr. BBcan177.
Do ihave to uninstall the pfBlockerNG package and replace it with pfBlockerNG-devel? I thought its as simple as editing an html file in dnsbl directory.

[RonpfS]

@rjabellax5 said in DNSBL modify default bloked webpage:

Do ihave to uninstall the pfBlockerNG package and replace it with pfBlockerNG-devel?

Yes you have to uninstall first.

Also, The pfBlockerNG-devel under 2.4.4 has issues with PHP, so 2.4.3 max.

@rjabellax5 said in DNSBL modify default bloked webpage:

I thought its as simple as editing an html file in dnsbl directory.

It is : Custom block web pages can be added to: /usr/local/www/pfblockerng/www/ folder.

[rjabellax5]

Thank you Mr. RonpfS.
How am i going to do that? do I have to create a new html file for my custom blocked page? or jus edit one of this .php files?

[rjabellax5]

or this file ?

[RonpfS]

@rjabellax5 said in DNSBL modify default bloked webpage:

How am i going to do that? do I have to create a new html file for my custom blocked page? or jus edit one of this .php files?

[rjabellax5]

@ronpfs Thank you. Sorry I didnt get that quickly.

Removed PFBlockerNG and installed devel version, i can now see the blocked webpage option.

again, thank you.

[occamsrazor]

Did you ever manage to enable this option and create a page? Just curious, I'd also like to have.
Actually what I would like is a basic error page that told me "Blocked by pfBlockerNG using thisparticularfeed"

[RonpfS]

@occamsrazor
You can copy the default file and modify it to your taste.
Or create you own html file.

[occamsrazor]

I found and downloaded the default page in /usr/local/www/pfblockerng/www/
What I'm realising now is I am never seeing this default block page at all (this was same for me pre -devel version), I just get a timeout.

A ping from client machine to the blocked address confirms it is being redirected to 10.10.10.1

[RonpfS]

@occamsrazor That a page you get when you access a blocked domain name directly : http://js.agkn.com
In case of an image URL you get a 1x1gif page, for a .js you get another page, etc

[occamsrazor]

@ronpfs said in DNSBL modify default bloked webpage:

@occamsrazor That a page you get when you access a blocked domain name directly : http://js.agkn.com
In case of an image URL you get a 1x1gif page, for a .js you get another page, etc

When I ping that address it's clearly being blocked
ping js.agkn.com
PING js.agkn.com (10.10.10.1): 56 data bytes

But when I try to access the example you gave http://js.agkn.com in a web browser no page ever loads, just a timeout.

[RonpfS]

@occamsrazor said in DNSBL modify default bloked webpage:

But when I try to access the example you gave http://js.agkn.com in a web browser no page ever loads, just a timeout.

Do you get something from http://10.10.10.1/

[occamsrazor]

@ronpfs said in DNSBL modify default bloked webpage:

Do you get something from http://10.10.10.1/

No, just a "Waiting for......" in the bottom of the browser screen and page never loads.

[RonpfS]

@occamsrazor Under Firewall / NAT / Port Forward You should have NAT entries pointing to the VIP.

Did you enable Permit Firewall Rules under Firewall / pfBlockerNG / DNSBL ? Do you see those Rules under Firewall / Rules

[occamsrazor]

@ronpfs said in DNSBL modify default bloked webpage:

@occamsrazor Under Firewall / NAT / Port Forward You should have NAT entries pointing to the VIP.

Did you enable Permit Firewall Rules under Firewall / pfBlockerNG / DNSBL ? Do you see those Rules under Firewall / Rules

That check box was not enabled. I've enabled it now, restarted router and client machine, and see the rules under Floating:

But still don't get any response from http://10.10.10.1/ or that domain you posted.

[occamsrazor]

Aha... I notice the pfB_DNSBL_Ports alias refers to ports 8081 and 8043 only. When I type http://10.10.10.1:8081/ in the browser I get a response:

But even if I manually add port 80 to the pfB_DNSBL_Ports alias it doesn't give me that page when going to http://10.10.10.1

[RonpfS]

@occamsrazor The NAT should take care of redirecting port 80 and 443.

[occamsrazor]

@ronpfs said in DNSBL modify default bloked webpage:

@occamsrazor The NAT should take care of redirecting port 80 and 443.

I see a corresponding port-forward in Firewall > NAT Port > Forward but it doesn't seem to be working: