Audit button doesn't remove domains from Dashboard

[jelly]

Expected Behaviour:

Using the Audit button should hide audited domain from appearing in Dashboard - both the histogram and the Top Blocked Domains table

Actual Behaviour:

The domains are added to the domain_audit table in /etc/pihole/gravity.db but they still appear in both the histogram and Top Blocked Domains table.

I'm using Pihole v5.11.4; FTL v5.16.1; Web Interface v5.13

Debug Token:

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[jfb]

What does the audit log do

The audit log shows all domains that have not been audited. You can audit each domain in the sense of "I'm aware of this domains and it should not show up in this list again". This is helpful to detect "new" domains that pop up in your logs. It goes to the sqlite database /etc/pihole/gravity.db in the table domain_audit

[jelly]

I'm able to remove and re-add them to the gravity.db, but my problem is that this doesn't remove them from the Admin Dashboard, which I thought was the whole point of the Audit button, right?

[yubiuser]

@jelly

from the Admin Dashboard, which I thought was the whole point of the Audit button, right?

No, it's not. The purpose of the audit button is to remove the domain from the audit log. This tool is designed to present "new" domains. For every domain shown here you can say if you want to black/whitelist or just acknowledge that non of these action is required but the domain should not be presented again ("audit"). After you clicked on "audit" it's removed from the audit log - if you went through all domains in that log it will be empty until your Pi-hole sees a new non-audited domain. You can then decide what to do with the new domain.

[jelly]

Ah okay, sorry for the confusion and thanks for clearing that up. So just to confirm - there's no way to hide domains from the Dashboard, and it's not on the roadmap?

[yubiuser]

You can hide them from the top lists (only) via Settings -> Web Interface -> Top Lists