I'd like to look at the source code of the plugin itself, but I can only see the compiled package in that repository. Would just interest me without having to install the package first.Essentially I'm interested in this plugin since it uses a go binary and its available in the freebsd ports. https://cgit.freebsd.org/ports/tree/dns/blocky
The code is here on GithubIt is a very simple plugin, identical to AdGuard Home plugin and built on the same code.
Isnt choice a good thing?Theres 4 reverse proxies too.
Isnt choice a good thing?Theres 4 reverse proxies too.Edit:Seems like the license of the plugin source code files is not an open source license. Its just a copyright.
But they are not all built on the same code.
By built on the same code, I meant the underlying principles of the plugin are very similar. AGH plugin provides AdGuardHome, while my plugin provides Blocky.
Quote from: gspannu on September 03, 2024, 09:40:32 pmBy built on the same code, I meant the underlying principles of the plugin are very similar. AGH plugin provides AdGuardHome, while my plugin provides Blocky.Thanks for clarifying. Not being familiar with Blocky I assumed you somehow cloned the AGH plugin and renamed it "Blocky" for "reasons". Apologies if that came across as a bit snarky.
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Interesting. If thats the exact scope and usecase why people choose adguard home or blocky, and the same goal can be reached in Unbound, maybe create an issue with a feature request in Opnsense Core for this feature:https://unbound.docs.nlnetlabs.nl/en/latest/topics/filtering/tags-views.html