Closed jasonlboggs closed 2 years ago
As a workaround, add it via the terminal
pihole -b --regex ".*?"
Please try if the special branch fixes the issue for you:
pihole checkout web fix/IDNA
To go back on track use pihole checkout web master
This fixes the issue! Thank you!
This issue has been mentioned on Pi-hole Userspace. There might be relevant details there:
https://discourse.pi-hole.net/t/problem-with-regular-expression-not-saving/57690/4
This issue has been mentioned on Pi-hole Userspace. There might be relevant details there:
https://discourse.pi-hole.net/t/kann-keine-regex-einfugen/57704/4
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Expected behavior
I am doing a fresh install of PiHole on a new machine due to my existing machine on Ubuntu 18.04 Server that will not upgrade to the latest FTL (stuck on
v5.16.1
).I did a fresh install of Debian 11 (supports 32 bit machines). On my previous machine, I was able to add
).
.*?
as a whiltelist and a blacklist, and then apply these to "Unrestricted" and "BlockEverything" groups so I can allow all network devices to either have full access or block all DNS lookups. This works as intended on the existing machine. On the new machine, when I add these same regex entries using the UI, it simply adds a blank space (Existing machine on
v5.16.1
:New machine on
v5.17
:Actual behavior / bug
I am unable to add an all-domain regex filter to blacklist/whitelist all domains
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.*?
as either blacklist or whitelistDebug Token
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