Host info not getting to logs
Using CLI on my Firewalla, I used to see host info sent up to nextdns logs with a command like:
sudo nextdns install -profile br9=[redacted] -log-queries=true -report-client-info=true -discovery-dns=192.168.5.1 -cache-size=10MB -max-ttl=5s -listen 192.168.5.1:5555I had been using "-config" and realized that was now deprecated, so I switched to "-profile" but things are still not working.
Is there an obvious mistake? If not, how can I debug what's going on? How can I see what is being sent with
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By the way, my dnsmasq file s:
server=192.168.5.1#5555 add-mac166 add-subnet=32,128The quieries are getting to nextdns, but not the client info
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So it really seems like maybe something isn't right. I see that while all the requests come from my Firewalla router, the vendor (e.g. Apple, etc.) are reflected. Hard to tell if it is all accurate, but it seems like that means the mac address may be being sent but not displayed?
Can someone from @nextdns confirm? Maybe there's a bug? This is taking a lot of time to debug and i'd like to find a resolution. -
Looks like there was a recent change to dnsmasq? https://github.com/nextdns/nextdns/commit/65679b564cf0d5e95a6fd616143b1849e7275902
Maybe something about the behavior has changed? -
Wow two days and no reply?
Maybe it is time to checkout ControlD or something. -
O.K. still not solved, but this seems to be syntactically correct as far as I can tell. Oddly the old one didn't complain anywhere I could find.
sudo nextdns install \ -profile $IP/24=$profile \ -bogus-priv \ -report-client-info \ -cache-size 10MB \ -max-ttl 5s \ -listen $IP:5555DNSmasq
server=$IP#5555 add-mac add-subnet=32,128No IPs or client names are passed up the chain.
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