Full Network Logger with Allowed or Blocked, Port #, Protocol, FQDN, and IP

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Full Network Logger with Allowed or Blocked, Port #, Protocol, FQDN, and IP #86

Open gbu117 opened 4 years ago

gbu117 commented 4 years ago

Logger including widget, with color coding based on allowed or blocked, including following information - port number, protocol, FQDN, and IP address with ability to check whois information either using direct whois or whois API services.

PSalant726 commented 3 years ago

The ability to see the allowed requests is critical for me. Otherwise, it's difficult to create custom block rules for ad and tracker URLs that you don't already know.

Fromalaska49 commented 3 years ago

Full logging of allowed and blocked connections could be problematic for those using this for privacy pruposes. It could have some value for other purposes though, so if it gets added, I believe it should be toggleable.

PSalant726 commented 3 years ago

@Fromalaska49 It would be critical for these logs to be generated and stored locally, without ever uploading them to any destination for any reason, ever. Anything else would be unacceptable IMO. Additional options can/should include a configurable TTL.

jgrisham commented 3 years ago

Privacy concerns become a blocker to this request, any allowed requests could default to be auto-purged from logs much more frequently: perhaps as low as 5 minutes?

johndoeandrewaki commented 2 years ago

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