[PATCH] urlfilter: Remove bundled Toulouse blacklist

[PATCH] urlfilter: Remove bundled Toulouse blacklist

[Philippe SCARSELLI]

Related to bug 13969 - CU201: restore URLFilter with the Toulouse list.
To avoid future changes to the list—as happened during CU201—

here is a proposed fix

Remove the bundled Toulouse blacklist archive and create an empty
blacklists directory instead.

During upgrades, detect installations that still contain the bundled
blacklist and remove it while preserving the custom blacklist. Updated
blacklists are preserved.

When restoring a backup, remove previous blacklist entries while keeping
the custom blacklist to prevent clashes between files and symlinks.

Tested upgrades from CU204 with the bundled, Toulouse, and IPFire DBL
blacklists, backup restoration from CU203, and a fresh CU205
installation.

Note: The patch was generated using "git format-patch --no-binary" to avoid including the 329 KB binary blacklist archive in the email.
The patch shows the deletion of config/urlfilter/blacklists.tar.gz, but does not contain the binary data itself.
Therefore, the file must be deleted separately when applying the patch.

Signed-off-by: Philippe SCARSELLI <p27m@orange.fr>
---
 config/backup/backup.pl             |   5 ++-
 config/rootfiles/common/squidguard  |  55 ----------------------------
 config/rootfiles/core/205/update.sh |  11 ++++++
 config/urlfilter/blacklists.tar.gz  | Bin 329408 -> 0 bytes
 lfs/squidguard                      |   2 +-
 5 files changed, 16 insertions(+), 57 deletions(-)
 delete mode 100644 config/urlfilter/blacklists.tar.gz

diff --git a/config/backup/backup.pl b/config/backup/backup.pl
index f948c4d21..ec15b2910 100644
--- a/config/backup/backup.pl
+++ b/config/backup/backup.pl
@@ -85,7 +85,10 @@ restore_backup() {
 
 	# remove all previous blacklist entries from urlfilter
 	# to prevent any clashes between symlinks and files
-	rm -Rf /var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/*
+	find /var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists -mindepth 1 \
+		! -path '/var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/custom' \
+		! -path '/var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/custom/*' \
+		-exec rm -rf {} +
 
 	# Extract backup
 	if ! tar xvzpf "${filename}" -C / \
diff --git a/config/rootfiles/common/squidguard b/config/rootfiles/common/squidguard
index 389f03787..8c895062c 100644
--- a/config/rootfiles/common/squidguard
+++ b/config/rootfiles/common/squidguard
@@ -11,21 +11,6 @@ var/ipfire/urlfilter/bin/autoupdate.pl
 var/ipfire/urlfilter/bin/prebuild.pl
 var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists
 #var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/README
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/ads
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/ads/domains
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/ads/domains.db
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/ads/urls
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/ads/urls.db
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/aggressive
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/aggressive/domains
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/aggressive/domains.db
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/aggressive/urls
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/aggressive/urls.db
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/audio-video
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/audio-video/domains
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/audio-video/domains.db
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/audio-video/urls
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/audio-video/urls.db
 #var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/custom
 #var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/custom/allowed
 #var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/custom/allowed/domains
@@ -33,46 +18,6 @@ var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists
 #var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/custom/blocked
 #var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/custom/blocked/domains
 #var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/custom/blocked/urls
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/drugs
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/drugs/domains
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/drugs/domains.db
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/drugs/urls
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/drugs/urls.db
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/gambling
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/gambling/domains
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/gambling/domains.db
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/gambling/urls
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/gambling/urls.db
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/hacking
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/hacking/domains
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/hacking/domains.db
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/hacking/urls
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/hacking/urls.db
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/mail
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/mail/domains
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/mail/domains.db
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/porn
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/porn/domains
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/porn/domains.db
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/porn/expressions
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/porn/urls
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/porn/urls.db
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/proxy
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/proxy/domains
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/proxy/domains.db
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/proxy/urls
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/proxy/urls.db
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/violence
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/violence/domains
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/violence/domains.db
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/violence/expressions
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/violence/urls
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/violence/urls.db
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/warez
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/warez/domains
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/warez/domains.db
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/warez/urls
-#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/warez/urls.db
 var/ipfire/urlfilter/settings
 var/ipfire/urlfilter/squidGuard.conf
 var/ipfire/urlfilter/version
diff --git a/config/rootfiles/core/205/update.sh b/config/rootfiles/core/205/update.sh
index 1c4acfbb0..a61f2ff7f 100644
--- a/config/rootfiles/core/205/update.sh
+++ b/config/rootfiles/core/205/update.sh
@@ -37,6 +37,17 @@ done
 rm -rfv \
 	/usr/local/bin/unboundctrl
 
+# remove old installed blacklist entries from urlfilter
+# The blacklist is no longer installed
+if [ ! -e "/var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/.autoupdate.last" ] &&
+	[ -f "/var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/README" ] &&
+	grep -q "(squidGuardRobot)" "/var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/README"; then
+	find /var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists -mindepth 1 \
+		! -path "/var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/custom" \
+		! -path "/var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/custom/*" \
+		-exec rm -rf {} +
+fi
+
 # Extract files
 extract_files
 
diff --git a/config/urlfilter/blacklists.tar.gz b/config/urlfilter/blacklists.tar.gz
deleted file mode 100644
index dc21990be..000000000
Binary files a/config/urlfilter/blacklists.tar.gz and /dev/null differ
diff --git a/lfs/squidguard b/lfs/squidguard
index 8ad95c472..63eb39125 100644
--- a/lfs/squidguard
+++ b/lfs/squidguard
@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ $(TARGET) : $(patsubst %,$(DIR_DL)/%,$(objects))
 	cp -f  $(DIR_CONF)/urlfilter/redirect_wrapper /usr/sbin
 	chmod 755 /usr/sbin/redirect_wrapper
 
-	/bin/tar --no-same-owner -xzf $(DIR_CONF)/urlfilter/blacklists.tar.gz -C /var/ipfire/urlfilter
+	-mkdir -p /var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists
 	/usr/bin/perl $(DIR_CONF)/urlfilter/makeconf.pl
 	touch /var/ipfire/urlfilter/settings
 	chown -R nobody:nobody /var/ipfire/urlfilter
-- 
2.47.3

Re: [PATCH] urlfilter: Remove bundled Toulouse blacklist

[Michael Tremer]

Hello Phil,

Thank you very much for this patch.

I could not quite figure out what you want to achieve with this change. Is this data being shipped causing some problems? The bug report did not give me the information I was looking for either.

All the best,
-Michael

> On 27 Aug 2026, at 11:16, Philippe SCARSELLI <p27m@orange.fr> wrote:
> 
> Related to bug 13969 - CU201: restore URLFilter with the Toulouse list.
> To avoid future changes to the list—as happened during CU201—
> 
> here is a proposed fix
> 
> Remove the bundled Toulouse blacklist archive and create an empty
> blacklists directory instead.
> 
> During upgrades, detect installations that still contain the bundled
> blacklist and remove it while preserving the custom blacklist. Updated
> blacklists are preserved.
> 
> When restoring a backup, remove previous blacklist entries while keeping
> the custom blacklist to prevent clashes between files and symlinks.
> 
> Tested upgrades from CU204 with the bundled, Toulouse, and IPFire DBL
> blacklists, backup restoration from CU203, and a fresh CU205
> installation.
> 
> Note: The patch was generated using "git format-patch --no-binary" to avoid including the 329 KB binary blacklist archive in the email.
> The patch shows the deletion of config/urlfilter/blacklists.tar.gz, but does not contain the binary data itself.
> Therefore, the file must be deleted separately when applying the patch.
> 
> Signed-off-by: Philippe SCARSELLI <p27m@orange.fr>
> ---
> config/backup/backup.pl             |   5 ++-
> config/rootfiles/common/squidguard  |  55 ----------------------------
> config/rootfiles/core/205/update.sh |  11 ++++++
> config/urlfilter/blacklists.tar.gz  | Bin 329408 -> 0 bytes
> lfs/squidguard                      |   2 +-
> 5 files changed, 16 insertions(+), 57 deletions(-)
> delete mode 100644 config/urlfilter/blacklists.tar.gz
> 
> diff --git a/config/backup/backup.pl b/config/backup/backup.pl
> index f948c4d21..ec15b2910 100644
> --- a/config/backup/backup.pl
> +++ b/config/backup/backup.pl
> @@ -85,7 +85,10 @@ restore_backup() {
> 
> # remove all previous blacklist entries from urlfilter
> # to prevent any clashes between symlinks and files
> - rm -Rf /var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/*
> + find /var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists -mindepth 1 \
> + ! -path '/var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/custom' \
> + ! -path '/var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/custom/*' \
> + -exec rm -rf {} +
> 
> # Extract backup
> if ! tar xvzpf "${filename}" -C / \
> diff --git a/config/rootfiles/common/squidguard b/config/rootfiles/common/squidguard
> index 389f03787..8c895062c 100644
> --- a/config/rootfiles/common/squidguard
> +++ b/config/rootfiles/common/squidguard
> @@ -11,21 +11,6 @@ var/ipfire/urlfilter/bin/autoupdate.pl
> var/ipfire/urlfilter/bin/prebuild.pl
> var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists
> #var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/README
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/ads
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/ads/domains
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/ads/domains.db
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/ads/urls
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/ads/urls.db
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/aggressive
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/aggressive/domains
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/aggressive/domains.db
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/aggressive/urls
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/aggressive/urls.db
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/audio-video
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/audio-video/domains
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/audio-video/domains.db
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/audio-video/urls
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/audio-video/urls.db
> #var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/custom
> #var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/custom/allowed
> #var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/custom/allowed/domains
> @@ -33,46 +18,6 @@ var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists
> #var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/custom/blocked
> #var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/custom/blocked/domains
> #var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/custom/blocked/urls
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/drugs
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/drugs/domains
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/drugs/domains.db
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/drugs/urls
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/drugs/urls.db
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/gambling
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/gambling/domains
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/gambling/domains.db
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/gambling/urls
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/gambling/urls.db
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/hacking
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/hacking/domains
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/hacking/domains.db
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/hacking/urls
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/hacking/urls.db
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/mail
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/mail/domains
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/mail/domains.db
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/porn
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/porn/domains
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/porn/domains.db
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/porn/expressions
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/porn/urls
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/porn/urls.db
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/proxy
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/proxy/domains
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/proxy/domains.db
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/proxy/urls
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/proxy/urls.db
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/violence
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/violence/domains
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/violence/domains.db
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/violence/expressions
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/violence/urls
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/violence/urls.db
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/warez
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/warez/domains
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/warez/domains.db
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/warez/urls
> -#var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/warez/urls.db
> var/ipfire/urlfilter/settings
> var/ipfire/urlfilter/squidGuard.conf
> var/ipfire/urlfilter/version
> diff --git a/config/rootfiles/core/205/update.sh b/config/rootfiles/core/205/update.sh
> index 1c4acfbb0..a61f2ff7f 100644
> --- a/config/rootfiles/core/205/update.sh
> +++ b/config/rootfiles/core/205/update.sh
> @@ -37,6 +37,17 @@ done
> rm -rfv \
> /usr/local/bin/unboundctrl
> 
> +# remove old installed blacklist entries from urlfilter
> +# The blacklist is no longer installed
> +if [ ! -e "/var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/.autoupdate.last" ] &&
> + [ -f "/var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/README" ] &&
> + grep -q "(squidGuardRobot)" "/var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/README"; then
> + find /var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists -mindepth 1 \
> + ! -path "/var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/custom" \
> + ! -path "/var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/custom/*" \
> + -exec rm -rf {} +
> +fi
> +
> # Extract files
> extract_files
> 
> diff --git a/config/urlfilter/blacklists.tar.gz b/config/urlfilter/blacklists.tar.gz
> deleted file mode 100644
> index dc21990be..000000000
> Binary files a/config/urlfilter/blacklists.tar.gz and /dev/null differ
> diff --git a/lfs/squidguard b/lfs/squidguard
> index 8ad95c472..63eb39125 100644
> --- a/lfs/squidguard
> +++ b/lfs/squidguard
> @@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ $(TARGET) : $(patsubst %,$(DIR_DL)/%,$(objects))
> cp -f  $(DIR_CONF)/urlfilter/redirect_wrapper /usr/sbin
> chmod 755 /usr/sbin/redirect_wrapper
> 
> - /bin/tar --no-same-owner -xzf $(DIR_CONF)/urlfilter/blacklists.tar.gz -C /var/ipfire/urlfilter
> + -mkdir -p /var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists
> /usr/bin/perl $(DIR_CONF)/urlfilter/makeconf.pl
> touch /var/ipfire/urlfilter/settings
> chown -R nobody:nobody /var/ipfire/urlfilter
> -- 
> 2.47.3
> 
> 

Re: [PATCH] urlfilter: Remove bundled Toulouse blacklist

[p27m]

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Hi Michael,

Thank you for your reply.

The problem described in the bug report is actually quite simple.

Currently, the blacklist included in the IPFire repository and installed 
with IPFire dates from June 15, 2005, so it is now obsolete.
Since March 2026, the University of Toulouse has changed some 
directories in its blacklist into symbolic links.
Therefore, when restoring a backup containing a blacklist downloaded 
after this change, `tar` can fail because symbolic links cannot replace 
existing directories. As a result, the backup restoration fails.

@adolf previously added a fix to `backup.pl` which removes the existing 
contents of `/var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/` before extracting the 
backup.

However, I recently discovered that the problem could still occur when 
restoring a backup from a backup ISO.

For this reason, I thought that the simplest solution, and the best way 
to avoid similar problems in the future, would be to remove the obsolete 
blacklist archive from the installation.

This patch does not prevent URLFilter from working without an installed 
blacklist. It also ensures that the old blacklist shipped with IPFire 
cannot interfere with restoring a newer blacklist from a backup.

I have tested the patch with upgrades, fresh ISO installations, and 
restoration of backups containing both the Toulouse blacklist and the 
IPFire DBL blacklist.

Best regards,

Philippe

Le 29/08/2026 à 17:31, Michael Tremer a écrit :
> Thank you very much for this patch.
>
> I could not quite figure out what you want to achieve with this change. Is this data being shipped causing some problems? The bug report did not give me the information I was looking for either.
>
> All the best,
> -Michael

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Re: [PATCH] urlfilter: Remove bundled Toulouse blacklist

[Michael Tremer]

Hello Phil,

Yes, this makes sense so far. But what actually happens when squidGuard is being started with nothing? I remember that this list has been treated as a dummy. Did you test this case too?

-Michael

> On 29 Aug 2026, at 16:56, p27m <p27m@orange.fr> wrote:
> 
> Hi Michael,
> 
> Thank you for your reply.
> 
> The problem described in the bug report is actually quite simple.
> 
> Currently, the blacklist included in the IPFire repository and installed with IPFire dates from June 15, 2005, so it is now obsolete.
> Since March 2026, the University of Toulouse has changed some directories in its blacklist into symbolic links.
> Therefore, when restoring a backup containing a blacklist downloaded after this change, `tar` can fail because symbolic links cannot replace existing directories. As a result, the backup restoration fails.
> 
> @adolf previously added a fix to `backup.pl` which removes the existing contents of `/var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/` before extracting the backup.
> 
> However, I recently discovered that the problem could still occur when restoring a backup from a backup ISO.
> 
> For this reason, I thought that the simplest solution, and the best way to avoid similar problems in the future, would be to remove the obsolete blacklist archive from the installation.
> 
> This patch does not prevent URLFilter from working without an installed blacklist. It also ensures that the old blacklist shipped with IPFire cannot interfere with restoring a newer blacklist from a backup.
> 
> I have tested the patch with upgrades, fresh ISO installations, and restoration of backups containing both the Toulouse blacklist and the IPFire DBL blacklist.
> 
> Best regards,
> 
> Philippe
> 
> Le 29/08/2026 à 17:31, Michael Tremer a écrit :
>> Thank you very much for this patch.
>> 
>> I could not quite figure out what you want to achieve with this change. Is this data being shipped causing some problems? The bug report did not give me the information I was looking for either.
>> 
>> All the best,
>> -Michael

Re: [PATCH] urlfilter: Remove bundled Toulouse blacklist

[p27m]

Hello Michael,

Yes, I Build it and install master ISO (CU204) on my test virtual machine.

SquidGuard starts without errors when the blacklist directory is empty 
(the patch preserves the custom list).
Naturally, no category-based filtering takes place until a blacklist has 
been downloaded.

I also ran a test using only a custom blacklist.
In this case, SquidGuard starts normally, and the custom domain is 
correctly blocked.

This point was documented in comment #13 of bug 13969:
https://bugzilla.ipfire.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13969#c13

Thus, removing the default blacklist does not prevent 
URLFilter/SquidGuard from starting or functioning.
The user can simply download or restore a blacklist later, or use only 
the custom blacklist.

Best regards,

Philippe

Le 07/09/2026 à 17:22, Michael Tremer a écrit :
> Hello Phil,
>
> Yes, this makes sense so far. But what actually happens when squidGuard is being started with nothing? I remember that this list has been treated as a dummy. Did you test this case too?
>
> -Michael
>
>> On 29 Aug 2026, at 16:56, p27m <p27m@orange.fr> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Michael,
>>
>> Thank you for your reply.
>>
>> The problem described in the bug report is actually quite simple.
>>
>> Currently, the blacklist included in the IPFire repository and installed with IPFire dates from June 15, 2005, so it is now obsolete.
>> Since March 2026, the University of Toulouse has changed some directories in its blacklist into symbolic links.
>> Therefore, when restoring a backup containing a blacklist downloaded after this change, `tar` can fail because symbolic links cannot replace existing directories. As a result, the backup restoration fails.
>>
>> @adolf previously added a fix to `backup.pl` which removes the existing contents of `/var/ipfire/urlfilter/blacklists/` before extracting the backup.
>>
>> However, I recently discovered that the problem could still occur when restoring a backup from a backup ISO.
>>
>> For this reason, I thought that the simplest solution, and the best way to avoid similar problems in the future, would be to remove the obsolete blacklist archive from the installation.
>>
>> This patch does not prevent URLFilter from working without an installed blacklist. It also ensures that the old blacklist shipped with IPFire cannot interfere with restoring a newer blacklist from a backup.
>>
>> I have tested the patch with upgrades, fresh ISO installations, and restoration of backups containing both the Toulouse blacklist and the IPFire DBL blacklist.
>>
>> Best regards,
>>
>> Philippe
>>
>> Le 29/08/2026 à 17:31, Michael Tremer a écrit :
>>> Thank you very much for this patch.
>>>
>>> I could not quite figure out what you want to achieve with this change. Is this data being shipped causing some problems? The bug report did not give me the information I was looking for either.
>>>
>>> All the best,
>>> -Michael
>