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gfwlist2dnsmasq

A shell script which convert gfwlist into dnsmasq rules.

Working on both Linux-based (Debian/Ubuntu/Cent OS/OpenWrt/LEDE/Cygwin/Bash on Windows/etc.) and BSD-based (FreeBSD/Mac OS X/etc.) system.

This script needs sed, base64 and curl. You should have these binaries on you system.

Usage

sh gfwlist2dnsmasq.sh [options] -o FILE
Valid options are:
    -d, --dns <dns_ip>
                DNS IP address for the GfwList Domains (Default: 127.0.0.1)
    -p, --port <dns_port>
                DNS Port for the GfwList Domains (Default: 5353)
    -s, --ipset <ipset_name>
                Ipset name for the GfwList domains
                (If not given, ipset rules will not be generated.)
    -o, --output <FILE>
                /path/to/output_filename
    -i, --insecure
                Force bypass certificate validation (insecure)
    -l, --domain-list
                Convert Gfwlist into domain list instead of dnsmasq rules
                (If this option is set, DNS IP/Port & ipset are not needed)
        --extra-domain-file
                Include extra domains from a domain list text file
                Please put one domain in each line
    -h, --help  Usage

OpenWRT / LEDE Usage

For OpenWrt/LEDE system, base64 and curl may not be included into the system by default. For security reason, this script won't bypass the certificate validation. So you should install ca-certificates as well. For LEDE users, you should install ca-bundle in addition:

# OpenWrt
opkg update
opkg install coreutils-base64 curl ca-certificates
# LEDE
opkg update
opkg install coreutils-base64 curl ca-certificates ca-bundle

If you really want to bypass the certificate validation, use '-i' or '--insecure' option. You should know this is insecure.