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what is the difference (list vs. script)? #63

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k-rock opened this issue Aug 3, 2020 · 3 comments
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what is the difference (list vs. script)? #63

k-rock opened this issue Aug 3, 2020 · 3 comments

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@k-rock
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k-rock commented Aug 3, 2020

Hi - what is the difference in adding the block list (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kboghdady/youTube_ads_4_pi-hole/master/youtubelist.txt) to Pi-Hole vs. running this shell script?

Do they result in the same behavior?

@T-IOOO
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T-IOOO commented Aug 3, 2020

I assume no difference at all. I am running pi-hole with the raw list added. Ocasionally running "pihole -g" over SSH

@TechKat
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TechKat commented Aug 5, 2020

Same thing. Except using just the list, your PiHole will update it every Sunday (default setting).
Using the script, which runs every hour if you follow the instructions, will update the blacklist every hour as described.

YouTube will always be changing their domains to get around blockers. If you went by just the list, you'll probably get the occasional ad here and there. But by script, you're almost guaranteed no ads.

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  • The script will work better if you are outside the united states as it collects the domains from your own pihole that you see, and you need to maintain the actual domains in case there is one that blocks your youtube where you need to put the DNS into the ignore.txt file.
  • the list works best in the US and I maintain it to make sure it doesn't block the youtube.

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