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Do you have any recommendations on what list to use to block YouTube ads on my router? Default list blocks everything fine except YouTube

I have my router connected to a VPN provider.

Running adblock for the first time:

root@OpenWrt:~# sh /etc/adblock.sh -f
iptables-mod-nat-extra is installed!
Updating config...
HINT: localservice is set to 1
    Adblocking (and router DNS) over a VPN may not work
    To allow VPN router DNS, manually set localservice to 0
Downloading hosts lists...

As suggested, I then changed

     option localservice '1'

to

      option localservice '0'

in /etc/config/dhcp

This results in a DNS leak. Can you think of a way around this? What would you recommend?

Installing iptables-mod-nat-extra...
Collected errors:

• satisfy_dependencies_for: Cannot satisfy the following dependencies for iptables-mod-nat-extra:

•  kernel (= 3.18.17-1-5dcb66d04a38219f7fd91c748f0e9a32) *
  

• opkg_install_cmd: Cannot install package iptables-mod-nat-extra.

15.05 rc3 is 3.18.20

Does this mean I need wait for a updated iptables-mod-nat-extra to get it work?

Would be nice if this were an OpenWrt package. Wouldn't be hard to do if the author is interested.

It seems that the iprange exemptions do not work. At all. I need to look into it.

I downloaded and installed your script per the readme instructions. Everything appears to run fine (minus one "uci: Entry not found" line), but no ads are actually blocked. I checked /etc/config/dhcp and the block.hosts line is there so I don't know what's wrong.

Any ideas on how to troubleshoot? I'm running a persistent OpenVPN connection and all traffic is routed through said connection, if that makes any difference.

I get the following output when toggling the script (in either direction)

root@OpenWrt:/etc# ./adblock.sh -t
Turning on!
Updating config...
uci: Parse error (unterminated ') at line 4, byte 20
Restarting firewall...
Restarting dnsmasq...
Restarting uhttpd...
Restarting cron...
root@OpenWrt:/etc# nano adblock.sh

Hello!

I faced an issue while surfing in Safari with adblock enabled.
Some of sites are not loading, because Safari tries to load 0.0.0.0 or 127.0.0.1 (the endpoint does not matter for Safari actually) and stops load the page because can't load the elements with ads.
A solution is to modify the endpoint IP to the local IP of your router or run a simple web server locally on your mac. But it's not a good solution, because if the ads are placed on https Safari will notify you about the certificate each time and that's annoying.

Firewall on mac is enabled and I was trying to create a rules to reject the connections, but doesn't seem to help.
block return in quick on lo0 proto tcp from 127.0.0.1 to 127.0.0.1 port { http https }

Does anyone know more proper solution?

Thanks

Here is a screenshot from the web inspector http://i.imgur.com/8sXBN1N.png