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I can not reproduce the exact issue described by @LeoH1310 but I'm having a similar issue: `e=$(( (c)

This is still broken when the left-shift is preceded with an expression in parentheses: `e=$(( (c)

> Probably tomorrow, if not the day after.. No rush, really. Take your time. I am usually quick to reply, but I do not expect this from other people.

I thought that international characters, while showing up as such in the browser, in fact are transparently encoded into ascii characters when dns resolution is performed. This Wikipedia article seems...

Upon further research, perhaps we could consider changing the regex to support all unicode characters. Apparently this can be done by replacing `[[:alnum:]_-]` with `(\w|[0‐9]|-)`. (edit: it's [0-9], not [0_9]...

One other thing we could do for this use case is add an option enabling pre-processing of certain lists with the idn2 utility. idn2 can be used to translate unicode...

The question is whether including internationalized domain names (IDN's) in blocklists is a normal practice. From a little research, it looks like at least pihole does accept IDN's. I can't...

@lynxthecat I think we haven't reached a conclusion on this one. I think it's a matter of policy. In other words, you are the boss, you decide :)

> Doesn't this answer it for us? Ultimately if dnsmasq is going to reject we're limited by that? This definitely does mean that those lists can not be used as-is....

Hi, thanks for reporting this. What do you think would be the best way to address this issue? Allowing all ICMP packets through the geoblocking filter? Or adding ICMP to...