Hi all,
huge fan of your OS!
Just curious about your recent announcement.
“Due to the migration to our own server, the f-droid repository database must be rebuilt from scratch.”
Could you elaborate why you migrate to your own servers instead of continue using the exiting ones?
My second question is about the more advanced block lists (I am a premium user): is there a more detailed overview of the domains that get blocked using these lists/ the enforced blocking?
Thanks! Again, amazing job!
Hi,
We had issues with file size limitations on gitlab.com and github, for rom builds as well as APKs for the f-droid repo: that was the main reason.
The complete blocking list can be found here: iode-snort/domains-black · staging · iode / os / public / lineage / vendor_extra · GitLab. Licenses of the combined lists are here: iode-snort/licenses · staging · iode / os / public / lineage / vendor_extra · GitLab.
Thanks so much
Hello,
I would like to use the blocking list to analyze a pcap. (my goal is to get skills in wireshark, and pcap, I am a python dev)
I would like to ask how this list should be read. It appears to be a list of internet addresses with numbers. what do the numbers refer to, please ? To priority/risk ?
Then, I would like to ask whether there exists an API to look for more information about these internet addresses ? To know who own the servers, why are they considered as problematic ?
Thank you for your answer (and your indulgence for maybe naive questions, since I am new in packet sniffing)