* ConfigFile change to allowlist and blocklist
* revised names and warnings
* consistent file naming in kebab case, and generic use of blocklist and allowlist in cmoments for clarity
* update ci files
* further allow/blocklist updates
* improve language in comments
Co-authored-by: Ian Bashford <ianbashford@gmail.com>
* Add option to go direct for failed certificate retrieval via relay
* add direct_cert_fallback to example config file
Co-authored-by: yofiji <you@example.com>
* ConfigFile change to allowlist and blocklist
* revised names and warnings
* consistent file naming in kebab case, and generic use of blocklist and allowlist in cmoments for clarity
* update ci files
Co-authored-by: Ian Bashford <ianbashford@gmail.com>
* Disable Sysctl list, Introduce GameIndustry.eu
* The host file from http://sysctl.org/cameleon/ is no longer updated, therefore it should be disabled.
* Introduce a new rule maintained by GameIndustry.eu. I only pick the rule sets that NextDNS provides to its customers of their choice, as these rule sets are generally seen as stable and reliable.
However I don't play game so much, there is no way to perform a fully test on my side. There is no FP detected during the couple of days while I using this rule set. And I've gone through the entire contents of the host file in roughly, the entries all seem reasonable to me.
* Disable rule set from AdAway by default
~~It doesn't take long for jedisct1 add baidu.com, and 163.com into whitelist after I introduced this rule into the configuration file, so I guess that the AdAway rule set must have presented a lot of false positives.~~
~~However, these Chinese IT companies are notorious for their extensive user-tracking tactics. Whitelist their top domain may not a good idea.~~
~~My suggestion is to simply disable the ruleset present FP, and let software like ABP or AdGuard do the most elaborate work. - Blocking on the DNS level has its limitations.~~
* 'master' of github.com:jedisct1/dnscrypt-proxy:
Create shiftleft-analysis.yml
Create codeql-analysis.yml
Revert "Fix unit tests on Win10 (attempts 1 and 2)"
sources_test: set bit 16 of the port instead of adding zeros (#1358)
Fix unit tests on Win10 (attempt 2)
Thanks to @lifenjoiner for testing! Windows 10 behaves even more unexpectedly.
After it parses the "ip:port" string as a hostname, it attempts to upgrade from
http to https by appending `:443` and parsing that new URL again.
This seems to happen concurrently with the doomed DNS lookup and we see the
error from whichever fails first.
