Hi team & Jolla users,
I would like to block all IP addresses linked to Facebook, Google & Twitter.
This is a very long list (about 100.000 entries). Best implementation to my knowledge is “ipset” (https://ipset.netfilter.org/) which seems to be not in the official repositories.
To make it more complicated ipset depends on an extra kernel module.
I am lost since I am new to building software in Sailfish.
If you have the time and agree, I am willing to donate 250 Euro to you and 250 Euro to the sailfish foundation (this is of course not a joke) if you will generate an rpm.
Martin.
P. S. If you know of an already existing alternative, please tell me.
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This is an update.
I found out that iptables will fulfill the purpose. So “ipset” is not that necessary.
Thanks for reading,
Martin.
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Good to hear. 
I tried it on device and got it compiled got stuck here:
Did not yet bother to go all the HADK way…
Well, if you push it my offer is still valid 
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Let’s see, definitely not hunting for the money 
It was just out of fun and I cannot understand why Jolla stopped distributing on http://releases.sailfishos.org/sources/
That would be quite easy then I think.
This must be a joke, because
- there is no “Sailfish Foundation”!
- € 250 for (at least) a few days time is a joke, when an IT-freelancer can expect this for a few hours (at most).
Well,
this is what I can offer. There are many software products which are (financially) not supported at all, still development takes place. 50 Euro for the whole Sailfish OS is not much either - I think, still the developers offer their software for this price.
If this is nothing for you - this is fine.
Wishes,
Martin.
P. S. As to the foundation - funding SFOS is indeed possible.