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I think it is better to give users to add rules using local text.
In each rule in the [rules] tab
text editor:
@[server1] google.com
@[server2] yahoo.com
@[server1] apple.com
in the [servers]
there are server1 = 111.222.333.444:53; server2 = 101.210.300.405:53
when the texts in [rules] are edited/re-saved,
@[xxxx] get converted to the address internally. (and also check it)
if the text cannot be converted, it cannot be saved. (e.g. no server1 in [servers])
In such a way, users no need to assign urls to download hosts file. and they can easily edit it.
If the server hosts are dead, it can easy to change the host addresses.
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I think it is better to give users to add rules using local text.
In each rule in the [rules] tab
text editor:
@[server1] google.com
@[server2] yahoo.com
@[server1] apple.com
in the [servers]
there are server1 = 111.222.333.444:53; server2 = 101.210.300.405:53
when the texts in [rules] are edited/re-saved,
@[xxxx] get converted to the address internally. (and also check it)
if the text cannot be converted, it cannot be saved. (e.g. no server1 in [servers])
In such a way, users no need to assign urls to download hosts file. and they can easily edit it.
If the server hosts are dead, it can easy to change the host addresses.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: