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Here's a blog post from someone who uses nginx 'doh-to-dns' to connect their DoH clients to Pi-hole. So, yes you can blacklist domains, as long as you can con
by cuillevel3 5y ago
Here's a blog post from someone who uses nginx 'doh-to-dns' to connect their DoH clients to Pi-hole.
So, yes you can blacklist domains, as long as you can configure the DoH servers that the client uses.
- AlexCoventry 5y agoI think you left the link out.
- duckmysick 5y agoI believe it's this one: https://www.aaflalo.me/2018/10/dns-over-https-with-pi-hole/ https://www.aaflalo.me/2018/10/dns-over-https-with-pi-hole/
- cuillevel3 5y agoOops, I meant this one: https://www.bentasker.co.uk/documentation/linux/407-building-and-running-your-own-dns-over-https-server https://www.bentasker.co.uk/documentation/linux/407-building...
- iso1210 5y ago> as long as you can configure the DoH servers that the client uses. Which now involves not just getting every machine, but every application on every machine
- depingus 5y agoDevs will just hard cord DoH servers into their products so that you can't block their tracking and ads.