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Insync #86
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I suggest running tcpdump and filter on DNS port(s) to capture the necessary lookups. |
Based on the tcpdump output, I am receiving NXDomain responses for most of the DNS queries to services like www.google-analytics.com and beacons.gcp.gvt2.com. It seems that the issue might be related to logging into Google services.
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You could try creating a local allowlist at path Example contents of
You could also start by adding all known Google domains to the allowlist, for example these:
(Above list won't work as-is with adblock-lean, you will need to compile a simple newline-separated list of domains out of it). Note that currently adblock-lean does not support specifying TLDs (top-level domains) in either blocklist or allowlist, so these will need to be removed from the resulting allowlist file. Once you have an allowlist that solves the issue, you can start narrowing it down by removing entries from it, say remove the 2nd half of the domains list, restart adblock-lean, check if Insync is working, if not then put back the domains you just removed and remove the other half, restart adblock-lean, test insync, rinse and repeat. |
P.s. make sure to disable whitelist mode as it does the opposite of what you want. |
I added google-analytics.com, beacons.gcp.gvt2.com, and signaler-pa.clients6.google.com to the allowlist. Insync logs into Google services correctly. I will continue testing to determine which of these addresses is responsible for the issue. Thank you for your help! |
I think this issue can be closed now @lynxthecat |
I am using Fedora with the KDE environment. Due to the lack of a Linux version of the Google Drive client, I use Insync (https://www.insynchq.com/). Yesterday, I installed the adblock-lean package on my router (Netgear R6220). Since then, Insync stopped working. I am having trouble resolving this issue. I tried enabling the whitelist, but with no result. I have the SMALL blacklist version installed.
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