by barbaz » Sun Oct 11, 2015 3:31 pm
Not sure but I think you may have already found out how to do that. Try un-check the "WAN IP LOCAL" box, then change your SYSTEM ruleset to look like this?
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# Prevent Internet sites from requesting LAN resources.
Site LOCAL YOUR_INTERNET_IP_ADDRESS YOUR_INTERNET_DOMAIN_NAME(S)_IF_ANY
Accept from LOCAL SELF+
Deny
As indicated above, you'll need to reverse-DNS-lookup your WAN IP to see what resolved to it, then add those domains (if any) as well, separated by one space.
(You're supposed to be able to simply add the IP to noscript.ABE.localExtras, but last I checked that causes *all* traffic to be blocked.)
EDIT Oh, and I should have said that the reason it happens is because NoScript fingerprints the device on your WAN IP in order to protect it better.
Not sure but I think you may have already found out how to do that. Try un-check the "WAN IP LOCAL" box, then change your SYSTEM ruleset to look like this?
[code]# Prevent Internet sites from requesting LAN resources.
Site LOCAL YOUR_INTERNET_IP_ADDRESS YOUR_INTERNET_DOMAIN_NAME(S)_IF_ANY
Accept from LOCAL SELF+
Deny[/code]
As indicated above, you'll need to reverse-DNS-lookup your WAN IP to see what resolved to it, then add those domains (if any) as well, separated by one space.
(You're supposed to be able to simply add the IP to noscript.ABE.localExtras, but last I checked that causes *all* traffic to be blocked.)
EDIT Oh, and I should have said that the reason it happens is because NoScript fingerprints the device on your WAN IP in order to protect it better.