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I've tried it, but the DNS appears to get stuck in some redirect GET kind of loop.
I thought it would be easy-ish. Simply set up script for downloading the iBlocklist zip file then unzip the thing into the right directory.
Instead there seems to be endless REDIRECTS from the iBlocklist server to oblivion. I tried the limit redirect switch....didn't work.
I'm probably missing something easy. The last time I wrote a script was 1991.
Any suggestions?
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Here's the script I used (gratefully copied from ShadowAndy). I put it in file <filename>.sh
I suspect there may be a file access problem - the script does not have the right to write to the file I specify for the download.....but I've been out of this stuff for too many years to really know.
Any/all suggestions welcome!
#!/ffp/bin/sh
#######################################
# Blocklist downloader
# Author: shadowandy.sg[AT]gmail.com
# Web: http://www.shadowandy.net
########################################
# Setting the path
DOWNLOAD_DEST=/mnt/HD_a2/.transmission-daemon/blocklists
##### You should not need to edit anything below #####
cd ${DOWNLOAD_DEST}
# backing up existing blocklist (if any)
for blocklist in "level1" "level1.bin"
do
if test -f ${blocklist}; then
echo "Backing up ${blocklist}..."
mv -f ${blocklist} ${blocklist}.bak
fi
done
# downloading the blocklist
echo "Downloading new blocklist..."
curl --silent http://download.m0k.org/transmission/files/level1.gz > level1.gz
echo "Unpacking new blocklist..."
gunzip level1.gz
echo "Done. Blocklist downloaded and unpacked to ${DOWNLOAD_DEST}"
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The link you try to download gives me a 404. Isn't that the problem?
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