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That site is unreliable @Shadow . Filled with much unreliable stuff.I followed these instructions,
Here's the best walk-through I came across (worked for me!)
That site is unreliable @Shadow . Filled with much unreliable stuff.
Here's the best walk-through I came across (worked for me!)
2020/03/08 13:18:06 [info] The server is configured to refuse ANY requests
I'm not sure what to say. I followed this verbatim. And it is up.Also doesn't work. It's DNS service isn't doing anything...
Did you manually point your NAS DNS to the adguard_bridge IP address and restart your NAS?
I'm using this on my NAS...For the moment I've set the DNS forwarder on my NAS to my Synology Router (DNS package installed), and that forwards than back to the AdGuard container. Not pretty, but it works for now...
I'm still trying to determine how to block domains by device. For example, my TV occasionally calls out for yahoo.com. I'd like to block that without blocking Yahoo entirely. If you get something working along those lines, please share.
On the AH site, there's a brief writeup on using $ctags, but it's not obvious to me how to assign a tag to a device. I'll give "zones" a looksee. Thanks.I checked and indeed blocking a domain for a specific network device isn't straight forward. And Yahoo isn't listed in one of the services to choose from...
Runs just fine, just like ADGuardrun in Docker on a NAS
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