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I installed it on LEDE Reboot (17.01.4, r3560-79f57e422d)
Awesome, Thanks a lot
I think I will install it on my debian server

It should be said somewhere that in order to log, the "log" parameter must be given on the command line
It looks like the $PORTS parameter is never used and all the traffic from the blacklist IPs is dropped

Guy

Hi Paweł,

I was looking for something to proactively update my OpenWRT firewall rules and came across your repo here. The blacklist sources look great, so thanks for putting this together.

I was just wondering, since the merge of LEDE and OpenWRT, can I assume that the correct approach for OpenWRT would be to also include the LEDE steps to update the blacklists after the network is available?

It's not immediately obvious to me which order the two start up in. I'm currently using OpenWRT 18.06.1

Thanks

First of all, thanks for this script!
On LEDE using pppoe wan the wan_iface=$(uci get network.wan.ifname) line sets eth0.2 not pppoe-wan so blocking was not working. I replaced the line with IN_OPT="" and it works now.

It appears badips.com does not exist anymore, do you have any plans to implement reporting to another service?

Hi,

I'm trying to setup yout script in my VPS, but when I test it with # sh blacklist.sh, doesn't pass this line:

+ COMPRESS_OPT=--compressed
+ INPUT=INPUT
+ FORWARD=FORWARD
+ iptables -L
+ grep -q 'Chain blocklists' --> (stuck here)

(debug thanks to "set -x")

I've installed curl and ipset, as the info says. What's the problem?
OS: Debian 8.3

Hello,

On LEDE/OpenWrt the sript is intended to be installed in /etc/firewall.user
The problem is that on boot, the openwrt firewall is loaded BEFORE the network comes up, and this is what we want.
So the script "fails", being unable to download the blacklists.

I chose to keep the script in /etc/firewall.user, but I added a service loading the rules when the network is up.

`#!/bin/sh /etc/rc.common

START=30

COMMAND="sh /etc/firewall.user"

boot() {
$COMMAND
}
`

Guy