Reason for DNS lookup of ipv6.jolla.com / ipv4.jolla.com [answered]
I installed pi-hole in my local network and so i found out that my phone is constantly doing a DNS look up of ipv6.jolla.com and ipv4.jolla.com . Does anyone know the reason for that? Am I able to avoid that behavior when I am not at home?
Thanks!
exsample: https://www.dropbox.com/s/fvprrtgt5hg51yn/pi-hole_ipv6.jolla.com.png?dl=0
allnet-flats ( 2018-07-01 01:37:40 +0200 )editI'm hoping that Jolla will give us an option to disable these pings or at least let us change the target (so I can use my own server) for a long time now.
ghling ( 2018-07-02 10:52:37 +0200 )editRe using your own server: If it has a static IP address, couldn't you "redirect" ipv4.jolla.com via /etc/hosts, like people do to make newer search engines work in old browsers? Of course, your server would have to mimic whatever the jolla servers do when the phone does a connection test. You will need more wiresniffing to determine this, but it seems doable if you are determined.
Kao ( 2018-07-03 00:11:40 +0200 )edit