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## Features
- Downloads CIDR lists by country from GitHub
- Adds manual IPs from a `manually_blocked_ips.conf` file
- (Optional) Adds manual IPs from a `manually_blocked_ips.conf` file
- Updates the `AdGuardHome.yaml` file by replacing the `disallowed_clients` list
- Creates a backup of the original config (`AdGuardHome.yaml.first-start.bak`) on first run
- Creates a backup before each update (`AdGuardHome.yaml.last-update.bak`)
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## File Structure
- `update-blocklist.sh`: Main script to download CIDRs, merge manual IPs, update config, and restart AdGuard.
- `entrypoint.sh`: Sets up the cron job to periodically run the update script.
- `Dockerfile`: Builds the lightweight Alpine-based image.
- `blocklist_scheduler.py`: Script to backup, schedule, download CIDRs, merge manual IPs, update config, and restart AdGuard.
- `Dockerfile`: Builds the lightweight python3-slim image.
- `docker-compose.yml`: Example compose file to run the container.
- `manually_blocked_ips.conf`: (Volume mount) Add extra IPs to block manually.
- (optional) `manually_blocked_ips.conf`: Add extra IPs to block manually.
## Installation and Usage
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2. **Modify docker-compose.yml**
- Set `BLOCK_COUNTRIES` environment variable with the countries you want to block.
- Adjust `BLOCKLIST_CRON` if you want a different update frequency.
- Adjust `BLOCKLIST_CRON` variables if you want a different update frequency.
- Bind mount your adguard configuration folder (wich contains `AdGuardHome.yaml`) to `/adguard`
- (optionnally) create and edit `manually_blocked_ips.conf` file in your adguard configuration folder to add other IPs you want to block. Only valid IP or CIDR entries will be processed, for exemple :
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2. **Modify docker-compose.yml**
- Set `BLOCK_COUNTRIES` environment variable with the countries you want to block.
- Adjust `BLOCKLIST_CRON` if you want a different update frequency.
- Adjust `BLOCKLIST_CRON` variables if you want a different update frequency.
- Bind mount your adguard configuration folder (wich contains `AdGuardHome.yaml`) to `/adguard`
- (optionnally) create and edit `manually_blocked_ips.conf` file in your adguard configuration folder to add other IPs you want to block. Only valid IP or CIDR entries will be processed, for exemple :