This repository contains a script and a list for blocking publicly available DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) servers. The script automatically updates the list with the latest DoH server URLs, ensuring the block list is always up-to-date.
The doh-update.sh script fetches a list of publicly available DoH servers from a Markdown file in the curl/curl.wiki GitHub repository. It then extracts the base URLs of these DoH servers and compiles them into a block list, which can be used to prevent access to these servers.
The block list is updated regularly through a GitHub Actions workflow, ensuring that new entries from the source are included and that the list remains current.
To use this block list, you can subscribe to it in various applications that support external block lists. Here's a general guide on how to subscribe:
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Find the Subscription Option: Open the settings of your application (e.g., AdGuard Home, Pi-hole) and locate the section where you can add or subscribe to block lists.
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Add the Block List URL: Use the following URL to subscribe to the block list:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MohamedElashri/doh-list/main/doh-list.txt
This URL points to the raw doh-list.txt file in this repository.
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Save and Update: After adding the URL, save the changes and update your block lists. The application should fetch the latest version of the
doh-list.txtfile. -
Regular Updates: Depending on your application settings, the list will be updated regularly to ensure that new DoH server URLs are blocked as they become available.
Contributions to this project are welcome. If you have suggestions or feedback, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT License.
This block list is provided "as is", and its effectiveness in blocking DoH servers may vary. The list is compiled based on publicly available information and might not cover all existing DoH servers.