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Post your entire configuration file, for each peer please! We'll get you sorted out.

Why is it so? Is it because of lacking time and user responses or running into some technical hurdle?

It seems that there is non-trivial user interest in having a Unbound based ad/tracker/malware blocking solution!

Working two jobs at the moment, it was simply a problem of time. :(

Hey!

Yeah, I agree. He is a bit slow. ;)

I've made a PR on github with the latest. Should be ready, if not almost ready, for production!

Hey fellas,

I've created a PR here. Please rip it apart, for the greater good! It includes some possibly breaking-changes.

https://github.com/opnsense/plugins/pull/808

Thanks!

Perhaps you better add a PR with WIP in subject. PR is was easier to review :)

On github's opnsense/plugins repo?

Interesting... installed it but all I get when reloading the lists is 'something went wrong'. I've used the same github.com entry for whitelist and for blacklist - https://hosts-file.net/ad_servers.txt, I have also added the unbound entry.


Heavy night last night so guidance is probably needed at this point. :)

Hmm. Let me check that out. There's obviously more work to be done. :)

I'm getting strange kernel panics, related to it not showing up on the menu (sometimes?)

If anybody can help critique the code and get it up to par, that would be great. Thank you!

Reserving this post for future changelog.

Hey guys,

I'm a total newbie here. I've been using OPNsense for six months now and love it; thought I'd give back by beginning development on OPNblock! It's a package which generates a configuration file for Unbound DNS, converting unlimited, external URL host-file blacklists! It also includes a regex-based whitelist.



Please check it out, give it a spin on your development (or if you're daring, production) machine and let me know what you think!

https://github.com/alectrocute/UnboundBL

There's a lot of development to do and I plan on doing it. I literally just started and finished this today, so give me a few more weeks, hehe. The plan is to make it above and beyond pfBlocker, with an NGINX-based SSL pixel server, statistics, cron-job manager, easy list management and more. In its current state, it's super barebones.

Thanks, OPNsense community!