in meinem Netzwerk werden alle DNS Discovery Requests geblockt:
Der Status zeigt mir hier das dies durch einen Eintrag in die Blacklist erfolgt, meine Blacklist ist aber komplett leer. Ich habe auch noch im Terminal mit "pihole -b --nuke" die gesamte Blacklist gelöscht, mit "pihole -b -l" kommt jetzt nur noch die Meldung "Not showing empty list"
Wie kann ich verhindern das diese Discovery Requests geblockt werden?
jfb
January 11, 2021, 6:44pm
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These aren't being blocked (they are NXDOMAIN), but Pi-hole is erroneously reporting that they were blocked.
pi-hole:development ← pi-hole:fix/config_is_not_regex
opened 12:40PM - 05 Jan 21 UTC
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We cannot really decide whether local configuration lines are meant for blocking or something else. Just record such queries as replied to from cache because this is what they are. This code made sense at the time where wildcards were implemented as dnsmasq config lines, however, we've advanced to our own regex engine since then and all config lines should have also been auto-migrated.
This fixes a bug reported on Discourse (see below).
## Example
Assume I'm authoritative for `lan` (this is the case when the Pi-hole DHCP server is used) and run `dig whatever.lan`
Before:
Now:
ok, perfect, thanks for the fast response
jfb
January 11, 2021, 6:46pm
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The fix is in the development branch and will be included in the next release of Pi-hole.
system
February 14, 2021, 7:10pm
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