I have probably similar error while try to add domain by click on Blacklist button on Query Log
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What device is behind this 10.0.2.6 address ?
That is indeed not a valid DNS name that's being queried.
While you can query for non valid domain names, Pi-hole seems to have some kind of sanity check that prevents adding them:
Quick DuckDuck:
- A domain name consists of minimum two and maximum 63 characters.
- All letters from a to z, all numbers from 0 to 9 and a hyphen (-) are possible.
- A domain name mustn't consist of a hyphen (-) on the third and fourth position at the same time.
https://www.dnsbelgium.be/en/register-your-domain-name/valid-domain-name
it's iPhone only ![]()
Post a debug token for the devs/mods to inspect?
pihole -d
My guess would be that you manually ran a mis-spelled nslookup for that https://app-measurement.com/ URL.
No need to block that, it's not a domain name.
I suspect wrong implementation from one of the Google related apps on that iPhone.
I believe that domain belongs to Google (or is related).
That would also explain it.
Related, @WaLLy3K noticed the same domain. Turns out to be related to the firebase SDK, I think.
pi@ph5:~ $ host app-measurement.com
app-measurement.com has address 172.217.17.78
app-measurement.com has IPv6 address 2a00:1450:400e:807::200e
pi@ph5:~ $ whois 172.217.17.78
[..]
NetName: GOOGLE
[..]
EDIT: sounds like a bug ![]()
Excellent find.
Not using Twitter, I'd never would've caught that one.
Any cure available yet?
Still exist. I'll try to find an app makes this but don't know how yet ![]()
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