I tried uploading the hosts file at everythingisnt.com/hosts to
/etc/hosts using exec.php.  It worked ok but machines inside the
network using the m0n0wall as DNS server can still access the blocked
hosts (i.e. ads.doubleclick.net is redirected to 127.0.0.1 but still
is accessible).
I was hoping that this would result in these ad servers being blocked
but it hasn't worked like I expected.  What am I doing wrong?

Tim

On 1/5/06, Lee Sharp <leesharp at hal dash pc dot org> wrote:
> From: "Sven Brill" <madde at gmx dot net>
>
> > yes, I am talking about IPs and subnets. here is a live example of my
> > status.php:
>
> > @3 block in quick from 69.46.0.0/19 to any group 200
> > @4 block in quick from 218.84.0.0/14 to any group 200
>
> Why not static routes? To test it, go to exec.php and try "route add -net
> 69.46.0.0/19 127.0.0.1 and just black hole route the entire thing.  Any
> reason why this will not work in m0n0, as it works in most systems I have
> used.  And I am not sure of the best way to make this persistent.
>
>                         Lee
>
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