hey @radishman, @David is asking which firmware version is this adguard firmware based upon…
For example, when he installs your adguard firmware, will it say 3.101, 3.104 or 3.2** ?
It would be helpful to know what the version number is with each firmware released - often all we can go by is the date associated with it and guess from there.
The reason it is helpful is to know is for instance: whether it might be safe enough to keep our existing settings, or to know for example if we will downgrade version numbers and lose specific necessary fixes.
so for those wondering (@David), it is based on 3.102 apparently.
Some feedback:
Not really a fan of being diverted to this external page when accessing an ad: http://165.22.57.39/
Could it not be to a local file instead? I just don’t see why we would need or want to access a site over the internet for this.
Also the English on the page is a little weird:
You are trying to access the AD page.
If you want to continue accessing ，try adding it to the whitelist.
could be
You are trying to access a website that has been blocked by AdGuard Home. If you wish to continue, try adding it to the whitelist.
It would be nice if the default DNS could be what ever upstream DHCP provides instead of quad9. ISP DNS should be the default. Not sure how to do this elegantly though.
Not sure if easy list China is a good default.
Otherwise it looks good and seems to run very well
You can customize the redirect in the Settings pageI would love to use a local file instead, but since the AdGuardHome jump Settings specify only one IP address, there is no way to add a port and file path.One possibility is that I create a virtual network card on the router to handle jumps specifically.
Thank you for pointing out the mistake. My English is very poor
The automatic configuration of the upstream DNS Settings was fine, but each DNS change required a reboot of AdGuardHome, which took nearly 20 seconds to boot, which was a bit too much for me.
My mistake. This list is what I used for my tests and I forgot to remove it, but don’t worry, I’ll remove the list before I officially add this feature.
or how about a click box to request to add it to the temporary-whitelist-equest file from users so that admin can add it it to his evergrowing whitelist of life easily later on or allow add with a password (non root)
