pfBlocker hidden whitelists

RonpfS

Maybe some settings were not applied at some point.
Add a domain to the WhiteList, Save the DNSBL settings.
Remove the domain, Save the DNSBL settings, Force Update, Force Reload All, check if it is still whitelisted.

iTestAndroid

@RonpfS Thanks for the suggestion. I did that, no difference. Been struggling with it for 8+ hours now... Don't want to remove/re-install pfBlocker

iTestAndroid

@BBcan177 Any ideas? I really checked every single tab and config page in pfBlocker for hours

serbus

Hello!

Check /var/db/pfblockerng/pfbdnsblsuppression.txt

Any .bk files in /var/db/pfblockerng/dnsbl/

?

John

iTestAndroid

@serbus Thank you very much, seems like its "/var/db/pfblockerng/pfbdnsblsuppression.txt"

I did rm on that file, but after reload file is placed there again. Where is that coming from? How can I remove it completely?

P.S. No bk files in /var/db/pfblockerng/dnsbl/

iTestAndroid

Checked the code, based on this:
https://gist.githubusercontent.com/BBcan177/fd7aa11babc3280ab593cacb86a60257/raw

dnsbl_supptxt value is populated from DNSBL Whitelist, but I absolutely have nothing in there, added test domain, saved, removed, saved, I did all I can to remove it, but mysteriously a large list of domains gets added to my pfbdnsblsuppression.txt on each reload

serbus

Hello!

Do you have DNSBL SafeSearch enabled? Alexa/TOP1M?

John

kiokoman

@iTestAndroid said in pfBlocker hidden whitelists:

pfbdnsblsuppression

maybe search inside the config.xml
there is this section:

-<pfblockerngdnsblsettings>
-<config>
<pfb_dnsvip>10.10.10.1</pfb_dnsvip>
<pfb_dnsport>8081</pfb_dnsport>
<pfb_dnsport_ssl>8553</pfb_dnsport_ssl>
<pfb_dnsbl>on</pfb_dnsbl>
<suppression>czMuYW1hem9uYXdzLmNvbQ0KczMtMS5hbWF6b25hd3MuY29tICMgQ05BTUUgZm9yIChzMy5hbWF6b25hd3MuY29tKQ0KLmdpdGh1Yi5jb20NCi5naXRodWJ1c2VyY29udGVudC5jb20gDQp naXRodWIubWFwLmZhc3RseS5uZXQgIyBDTkFNRSBmb3IgKHJhdy5naXRodWJ1c2VyY29udGVudC5jb20pDQouZ2l0bGFiLmNvbQ0KLmFwcGxlLmNvbSANCi5zb3VyY2Vmb3JnZS5uZXQNCi5mbHMtbmEuYW1hem9uLmNvbSAjIGFsZXhhDQouY29udHJ vbC5rb2NoYXZhLmNvbSAjIGFsZXhhIDINCi5kZXZpY2UtbWV0cmljcy11cy0yLmFtYXpvbi5jb20gIyBhbGV4YSAzDQouYW1hem9uLWFkc3lzdGVtLmNvbSAjIGFtYXpvbiBhcHAgYWRzDQoucHgubW9hdGFkcy5jb20gIyBhbWF6b24gYXBwIDINCi5 3aWxkY2FyZC5tb2F0YWRzLmNvbS5lZGdla2V5Lm5ldCAjIENOQU1FIGZvciAocHgubW9hdGFkcy5jb20pDQouZTEzMTM2LmcuYWthbWFpZWRnZS5uZXQgIyBDTkFNRSBmb3IgKHB4Lm1vYXRhZHMuY29tKQ0KLnNlY3VyZS1nbC5pbXJ3b3JsZHdpZGU uY29tICMgYW1hem9uIGFwcCAzDQoucGl4ZWwuYWRzYWZlcHJvdGVjdGVkLmNvbSAjIGFtYXpvbiBhcHAgNA0KLmFueWNhc3QucGl4ZWwuYWRzYWZlcHJvdGVjdGVkLmNvbSAjIENOQU1FIGZvciAocGl4ZWwuYWRzYWZlcHJvdGVjdGVkLmNvbSkNCi5 icy5zZXJ2aW5nLXN5cy5jb20gIyBhbWF6b24gYXBwIDUNCi5icy5leWVibGFzdGVyLmFrYWRucy5uZXQgIyBDTkFNRSBmb3IgKGJzLnNlcnZpbmctc3lzLmNvbSkNCi5ic2xhLmV5ZWJsYXN0ZXIuYWthZG5zLm5ldCAjIENOQU1FIGZvciAoYnMuc2V ydmluZy1zeXMuY29tKQ0KLmFkc2FmZXByb3RlY3RlZC5jb20gIyBhbWF6b24gYXBwIDYNCi5hbnljYXN0LnN0YXRpYy5hZHNhZmVwcm90ZWN0ZWQuY29tICMgQ05BTUUgZm9yIChzdGF0aWMuYWRzYWZlcHJvdGVjdGVkLmNvbSkNCmdvb2dsZS5jb20 NCnd3dy5nb29nbGUuY29tDQp5b3V0dWJlLmNvbQ0Kd3d3LnlvdXR1YmUuY29tDQp5b3V0dWJlLXVpLmwuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbSAjIENOQU1FIGZvciAoeW91dHViZS5jb20pDQpzdGFja292ZXJmbG93LmNvbQ0Kd3d3LnN0YWNrb3ZlcmZsb3cuY29tDQp kcm9wYm94LmNvbQ0Kd3d3LmRyb3Bib3guY29tDQp3d3cuZHJvcGJveC1kbnMuY29tICMgQ05BTUUgZm9yIChkcm9wYm94LmNvbSkNCi5hZHNhZmVwcm90ZWN0ZWQuY29tDQpjb250cm9sLmtvY2hhdmEuY29tDQpzZWN1cmUtZ2wuaW1yd29ybGR3aWR lLmNvbQ0KcGJzLnR3aW1nLmNvbSAjIHR3aXR0ZXIgaW1hZ2VzDQp3d3cucGJzLnR3aW1nLmNvbSAjIHR3aXR0ZXIgaW1hZ2VzDQpjczE5Ni53YWMuZWRnZWNhc3RjZG4ubmV0ICMgQ05BTUUgZm9yIChwYnMudHdpbWcuY29tKQ0KY3MyLXdhYy5hcHI tODMxNS5lZGdlY2FzdGRucy5uZXQgIyBDTkFNRSBmb3IgKHBicy50d2ltZy5jb20pDQpjczItd2FjLXVzLjgzMTUuZWNkbnMubmV0ICMgQ05BTUUgZm9yIChwYnMudHdpbWcuY29tKQ0KY3M0NS53YWMuZWRnZWNhc3RjZG4ubmV0ICMgQ05BTUUgZm9 yIChwYnMudHdpbWcuY29tKQ==</suppression>

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iTestAndroid

@serbus No, as I mentioned earlier, definitely not. Also I went through all tabs and configs, nothing enabled for "whitelisting" or "suppression"

iTestAndroid

@kiokoman Can I modify the /conf/config.xml file and remove the list?

Additionally, <supression> in pfblockerngdnsblsettings is empty in my /conf/config.xml

<pfblockerngdnsblsettings>
			<config>
				<pfb_dnsbl>on</pfb_dnsbl>
				<pfb_tld></pfb_tld>
				<pfb_dnsvip>127.0.0.1</pfb_dnsvip>
				<pfb_dnsport>8081</pfb_dnsport>
				<pfb_dnsport_ssl>8443</pfb_dnsport_ssl>
				<dnsbl_interface>lan</dnsbl_interface>
				<pfb_dnsbl_rule></pfb_dnsbl_rule>
				<dnsbl_allow_int></dnsbl_allow_int>
				<action>Deny_Both</action>
				<aliaslog>enabled</aliaslog>
				<autoaddrnot_in></autoaddrnot_in>
				<autoports_in></autoports_in>
				<aliasports_in></aliasports_in>
				<autoaddr_in></autoaddr_in>
				<autonot_in></autonot_in>
				<aliasaddr_in></aliasaddr_in>
				<autoproto_in></autoproto_in>
				<agateway_in>default</agateway_in>
				<autoaddrnot_out></autoaddrnot_out>
				<autoports_out></autoports_out>
				<aliasports_out></aliasports_out>
				<autoaddr_out></autoaddr_out>
				<autonot_out></autonot_out>
				<aliasaddr_out></aliasaddr_out>
				<autoproto_out></autoproto_out>
				<agateway_out>default</agateway_out>
				<alexa_enable></alexa_enable>
				<alexa_count></alexa_count>
				<alexa_inclusion></alexa_inclusion>
				<suppression></suppression>
				<tldexclusion></tldexclusion>
				<tldblacklist></tldblacklist>
				<tldwhitelist></tldwhitelist>
				<pfb_dnsvip_type>ipalias</pfb_dnsvip_type>
				<pfb_dnsvip_pass></pfb_dnsvip_pass>
				<dnsbl_webpage>dnsbl_default.php</dnsbl_webpage>
				<pfb_dnsbl_sync></pfb_dnsbl_sync>
				<alexa_type></alexa_type>
			</config>
		</pfblockerngdnsblsettings>

kiokoman

at least we have ruled out a configuration problem

serbus

Hello!

In the config under InstalledPackages, what does this look like?

         <pfblockerngsafesearch>
                    <safesearch_enable>Enable</safesearch_enable>
                    <safesearch_youtube>Strict</safesearch_youtube>
                    <safesearch_firefoxdoh>Enable</safesearch_firefoxdoh>
         </pfblockerngsafesearch>

John

iTestAndroid

@serbus

This is what I have:

	<pfblockerngsafesearch>
		<safesearch_enable>Enable</safesearch_enable>
		<safesearch_youtube>Disable</safesearch_youtube>
		<safesearch_firefoxdoh>Disable</safesearch_firefoxdoh>
	</pfblockerngsafesearch>

serbus

Hello!

I believe the safesearch is also used a whitelist.

John

iTestAndroid

@serbus Wow, you solved the mystery... Thank you very much.

Although I don't think enabling all *.google and yandex and bing etc is the right approach here. I think SafeSearch should be enabled without whitelisting *.google/yandex/bing etc @BBcan177

nevesnet

was this ever resolved? sorry for the necro, but I have same EXACT problem, youtube being whitelisted, no whitelist configured and no safe search enabled...

Gertjan

@iTestAndroid said in pfBlocker hidden whitelists:

"/var/db/pfblockerng/pfbdnsblsuppression.txt"

is created with what you've entered here :
Firewall > pfBlockerNG > DNSBL
at the bottom, you have a "DNSBL Whitelist", deploy it and the info shown there creates "/var/db/pfblockerng/pfbdnsblsuppression.txt".

When I empty :

the file will be nearly empty (just one line).

Where does "yandex" etc comes from ?
Well ... ask
SSH into your box (or console), option 8.
Goto /usr/local/pkg/pfblockerng:

grep -R 'yandex' *

or

grep -R 'adservices' *

These files come with pfblockerng when you install it.
You'll find pfb_py_hsts.txt.

What I know : this file contains sites that are known to use "hsts" (wikipedia hsts please).

Anyway .....
I've emptied my 'master' DNSBL whitelist and now :

as you can see, "Whitelist" only contains "localhost.localdomain"