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One for a "client ID" -- https://domain/dns-query/my-client -- let's call it "my-client"
One for the IP address (for instance, 127.0.0.1) -- let's call it "local-client"
When a query is made to https://domain/dns-query/my-client from 127.0.0.1, AdGuard Home uses "my-client" client settings. However, in the query log, I see "local-client" instead.
Expected Behavior
I should see "my-client" in the query log.
Actual Behavior
I see "local-client" in the query log
I suppose we should mark clients/find as deprecated and add a new method that's better suited for this.
Instead of a list of IPs and client IDs, it should accept IP/ID pairs.
Moreover, I suppose the response format should be changed as well.
Here's what we're interested in:
Client info (for manual clients)
IP info (hostname, whois info, etc)
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I have added "https://adguard.domain.com/dns-query/abc123" to firefox (119.x) as the dns provider. Should it not include "abc123" somewhere in the visible query log? I can use "abc123" as a search key and it will return appropriate entries but with no search key entered the client column just shows the ip and hostname of the device.
Edit: Looks like the csv log contains a tag called "CID" where the client identifier is stored.
Issue Details
I have two "Clients" configured:
https://domain/dns-query/my-client
-- let's call it "my-client"When a query is made to
https://domain/dns-query/my-client
from127.0.0.1
, AdGuard Home uses "my-client" client settings. However, in the query log, I see "local-client" instead.Expected Behavior
I should see "my-client" in the query log.
Actual Behavior
I see "local-client" in the query log
I suppose we should mark
clients/find
as deprecated and add a new method that's better suited for this.Instead of a list of IPs and client IDs, it should accept IP/ID pairs.
Moreover, I suppose the response format should be changed as well.
Here's what we're interested in:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: