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[manhduonghn]

I installed cloudflare-gateway-adblocking on pypi but when I use command cloudflare-gateway-adblocking --account-id , it said Error

[slashtechno]

I installed cloudflare-gateway-adblocking on pypi but when I use command cloudflare-gateway-adblocking --account-id , it said Error

What error are you receiving? In addition to your account ID, you need to specify your access token.

Also, you need to use a subcommand. I assume you're trying to create the ad blocking rules. For this, you need to run cloudflare-gateway-adblocking upload, not just cloudflare-gateway-adblocking.

[manhduonghn]

Only use cloudflare-gateway-adblocking upload ? No need set cloudflare-gateway-adblocking --account-id

[slashtechno]

Only use cloudflare-gateway-adblocking upload ? No need set cloudflare-gateway-adblocking --account-id

You still need to set your account ID and token. This can be done either with command-line flags, environment variables, or a .env file

[slashtechno]

Considering you closed the issue, is it working now?

[manhduonghn]

I try to run on termux and Github codespace and it not work. Can't add account id

[slashtechno]

What error are you encountering?

[manhduonghn]

I was delete it but I try 7 times,it still fail when I command cloudflare-gateway-adblocking --account-id

[slashtechno]

In that case, you need to use the delete subcommand. You're also missing a Cloudflare token.

Your command should look like this: cloudflare-gateway-adblocking --account-id <account ID> --token <token> delete

[slashtechno]

Since you marked it as closed, did you resolve the issue?

[manhduonghn]

I will try it tomorrow

[slashtechno]

Okay, please leave the issue open for now. Closing the issue marks it as completed by default.

[manhduonghn]

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How to do that? I use Termux. Thanks

[slashtechno]

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How to do that? I use Termux. Thanks

To create the ad-block policy, you need to specify where your blocklist file/directory is with --blocklists <path>. This error is being raised as you have not specified a filepath which exists, and ./blocklists also doesn't exist.

[manhduonghn]

Still unknown to use. So sorry

[slashtechno]

Still unknown to use. So sorry

You need to download (or create) a blocklist in the format of a hosts file, and then specify the path to that file with --blocklists.

[manhduonghn]

Can I do it with my android phone?

[slashtechno]

Can I do it with my android phone?

Using Termux, you should be able to.

[manhduonghn]

cloudflare-gateway-adblocking --account-id () --token () upload --blocklists ./storage/emulated/0/Download/hosts.txt not work

[manhduonghn]

I think you make Github Action to run code is better. Everyone can do that

[slashtechno]

./storage/emulated/0/Download/hosts.txt

I think this should be /storage/emulated/0/Download/hosts.txt without the . before / since this isn't a relative path.

[slashtechno]

I think you make Github Action to run code is better. Everyone can do that

Github actions is meant more for CI/CD, which this is not.

[manhduonghn]

It said that

[slashtechno]

It said that

What scopes did you give to your token when generating it?

Make sure you're using the right account ID as well

[manhduonghn]

Yes, I use right ID user and my token is full permissions

[manhduonghn]

This token works when I use your tool

[slashtechno]

This token works when I use your tool

It also needs write/edit access to the scopes listed in the README

[slashtechno]

This is my token configuration:

[manhduonghn]

I set permissions like that but it said

[slashtechno]

I set permissions like that but it said

Try deleting the policies and re-run. Make sure the hosts file you specified is not empty

[manhduonghn]

Now I have this problem

[manhduonghn]

Success, thanks so much

[slashtechno]

Success, thanks so much

No problem, glad it's working now.

[manhduonghn]

But when I try Steven Black list. It failed

[slashtechno]

I think this has to do with a connection error. Try deleting and re-running it. I think that fixed it for me when I encountered a similar error.

[manhduonghn]

I will try

[manhduonghn]

I think this has to do with a connection error. Try deleting and re-running it. I think that fixed it for me when I encountered a similar error.

It's true

[manhduonghn]

I use this by Github Action. It's easier

[manhduonghn]

[manhduonghn]

I make this to use Github Action run your code and easier on Termux