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Pi-Hole [1] is another nice way to filter domains at the DNS level network wide, if you want a wider reaching solution that supports wildcards. Great way to use
by lwhsiao 9y ago
Pi-Hole [1] is another nice way to filter domains at the DNS level network wide, if you want a wider reaching solution that supports wildcards. Great way to use an extra Pi if you have one sitting around.
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[1] https://pi-hole.net/ https://pi-hole.net/
- LeoPanthera 9y agoIf your router is running pfSense, pfblockerng is the equivalent of pi-hole. You can put the same blocklists into it, even. Though the Steven Black combined list is usually enough on its own.
- madez 9y agoSadly, Pi-Hole is not integrated into Debian. I feel uneasy running software not from the Debian repository. I hope Pi-Hole will be packaged soon.
- moviuro 9y agoMore bare-bones than PiHole (no white/black list), simpler too: https://gitlab.com/moviuro/moviuro.bin/blob/master/lie-to-me https://gitlab.com/moviuro/moviuro.bin/blob/master/lie-to-me
- arbitrage 9y agoDebian has had its share of fuck-ups in its package management system. There's very little difference between blindly trusting debian, vs blindly trusting pihole. Don't pretend you check out the contents of all the packages you use.
- madez 9y agoThat is unnecessarily aggressive. Also, besides the snarkyness, it is a bad argument. What you write seems to be an appeal to hypocrisy. To see that, the following analogon might be helpful: One doesn't need to personally comprehend every decision in a democracy to have more trust in it than in a dictatorship, and one can say that without living in a democracy.