Hello,
I am using the Adguard home and have activated the statistics and logs for 90 days. Still, when I try to see, for example, the list of Blocked adult websites that appears, I receive an empty log like they aren’t working correctly, and this is also happening for other options like Blocked by Filters. I can see the information for a specific time like today if I need to see something regarding the last day I can’t.
Are you sure all your devices are sending all their DNS requests to the Brume 2 and AdGuard Home?
36,379 DNS Queries over 90 days seems somewhat low. I do not know how much web traffic you generate, but I go through a number of times more in only 7 days.
I do not work for and I do not have formal association with GL.iNet
This number is only for 2 days because when I discovered the issue I reset all the statics and logs. It is not working properly. For example now the adguard shows me around 50 blocked adultos websites when I try to see the list. This appears empty
This is a very old version and unlikely to get much support from the developer other than saying to upgrade to the latest version and try again. I would recommend upgrading. You can follow my example here on upgrading.
My Brume GL-MV1000W has “true” as the AdGuard Home default setting, but my Brume 2 GL-MT2500 has “false” as the default. I noticed the difference when I compared the config.yaml files during the migration from Brume to Brume 2 and set it to “true” also.
It seems it has changed on the newer AdGuard Home version(s) for some reason. I think the GL.iNet firmware should set it to “true” as the default because it is obscure and requires SSH login.
I do not work for and I am not directly associated with GL.iNet
By default the GL.iNet AGH install will write your log files to /tmp which gets erased on reboot. I would recommend moving it to you mmc drive, if you have one. Another issue with tmp is that it may be very small. On Beryl MT1300’s it’s 120MB.
I run AdGuard Home 24/7 as a DNS server and only reboot for maintenance or if there is a problem (in months), which is acceptable for me. If storage is a problem, why was the previous default set to “true”? What is the name of the log files in /tmp?
For 7 days of logs, I did not encounter any /tmp problem on my GL-MV1000W. The /tmp on my GL-MT2500 is 512MB and other newer routers probably have a larger /tmp also. I suppose there “may” be a /tmp problem for the maximum 90 days of logs.
I checked on my Brume 2 GL-MT2500 and could not find AdGuard Home log files in /tmp. I believe the log file is /etc/AdGuardHome/data/querylog.json and, if so, would not get erased on reboot.