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A script to check domains or IP accessibility.

The main idea was to create a script that can check if a given domain, a hosts file or a list of domains are/is ACTIVE or INACTIVE. And, in between, if wanted, generate a hosts file based on the results.

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Want to know more about Funceble? All information to know are under the wiki! You can also contribute there if you want! 😄

You can get a copy of the wiki with the following:

git clone https://github.com/funilrys/funceble.wiki.git

• Read an existing hostsfile and check every domain present into it.

• Generate hosts file

  • With custom IP
  • ONLY with ACTIVE domains

• Show on screen

  • The status of a given domain is ACTIVE, INACTIVE or INVALID (live update)
  • The percentage of ACTIVE, INACTIVE and INVALID (at the end)

• Save on single file

  • Result of execution (live update)
  • The percentage of ACTIVE, INACTIVE and INVALID (at the end)

• Save on separated files (when needed)

  • ACTIVE domain
  • INACTIVE domain
  • INVALID domain

They updated their hosts file or blocklist with the help of Funceble or dead-hosts.

Your list or repository is not listed here? Fill a new issue here 😸

Thank you for your awesome hosts lists, support or contributions which helped (and/or still help) me build this script. 😄 👍

• Adam Warner - @PromoFaux
• Mitchell Krog - @mitchellkrogza
• Pi-Hole

Thank you for your awesome ideas or contributions which make or made funceble better!! 👍 💯 🥇

• Mitchell Krog - @mitchellkrogza

• WaLLy3K - @WaLLy3K

• xxcriticxx - @xxcriticxx

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A hosts file, named hosts (with no file extension), is a plain-text file used by all operating systems to map hostnames to IP addresses.

In most operating systems, the hosts file is preferential to DNS. Therefore if a domain is resolved by the hosts file, the request never leaves your computer.

Having a smart hosts file goes a long way towards blocking malware, adware, ransomware, porn and other nuisance websites.

A hosts file like this causes any lookups to any of the listed domains to resolve back to your localhost so it prevents any outgoing connections to the listed domains.

I'd personally recommend using Steven's hosts or Pi-Hole which are in my opinion the best out there.

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2017 Nissar Chababy <contact at funilrys dot com>

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