I can see the DNS queries show up in the AdGuard log, so I am kinda stumped at what I am missing here.ĭocker-Compose for Traefik # Traefik - Reverse Proxy I have tried disabling the block rule, which still gives me the same error. I do have firewall rules that redirects DNS queries to my AdGuard instance running on OPNsense, and also firewall rules that block any DNS queries that try to circumvent the above.
I have tested the DNS inside the docker container and resolves with no issues, as well as DNS on the Ubuntu server. If I try to visit the traefik dashboard, I can login and the certificate in the browser says its a Cloudflare certificate, but if I comment out the acme-staging command, I then get Invalid SSL errors when trying to visit other subdomains. Inside the acme.json file I can see the ACME account etc, but under Certificates it just says "null". Now when I am trying to pull down the certificate, I am getting the following error acme: cleaning up failed: cloudflare: could not find the start of authority for _.: read udp 10.80.0.2:56467->1.0.0.1:53: i/o timeoutĪcme: error presenting token: cloudflare: could not find the start of authority for _.: read udp 10.80.0.2:60737->1.0.0.1:53: i/o timeout I previously had this setup before using OPNsense, and had no issues. I previously had an internal domain that I manually created SSL certificates for, and issued them but I am wanting to use my external domain and have Traefik issue the SSL certificates. Statistics on the advertising filter and the ability to create an exception if the filter classifies a website inappropriately are missing.I currently have the setup OPNsense redirecting all DNS queries over port 53 to AdGuard which has Unbound DNS (on OPNsense) as the DNS upstream, and ports 80 & 443 forwarded to my VM running Docker. The decision applies to all clients on the network specific terminal devices cannot be excluded. During the configuration, you can select from 24 default blacklists and add your own ( Figure 4). Unbound-Plus integrates with the OPNsense website. However, Unbound-Plus is still in the development stage, which occasionally causes issues. The software fetches various blacklists from the Internet and fills the local Unbound DNS server, resulting in a simple advertising filter. Unbound-Plus is an add-on for OPNsense firewalls. Logging and reporting are limited to the bare essentials, which is an advantage for the target group of embedded systems.
The remarkably wide selection of blacklists also takes non-English websites into account. The installation and setup are problem-free most of the checkboxes on the configuration page are already set. Adblock is a full-featured, unadorned advertising filter for an OpenWrt router.
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