How to deny access to sites on a VPN server through nginx?

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kudlenkov3032022-04-04 12:23:19

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kudlenkov303, 2022-04-04 12:23:19

I have a special stub on my VPN server (WireGuard) that runs on Apache2. Apache opens by internal private ip address on port 88, since port 80 is occupied by Pi-Hole. How can I make it so that for example: when you go to the site "google.com" not the site itself opens, but a stub? How can this be done through nginx or what other way can this be done?

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TheAndrey7, 2022-04-04
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How can I make it so that for example: when you go to the site "google.com" not the site itself opens, but a stub?

But no way. You need a valid certificate that no one will give you. When the provider blocks the site, he also cannot show you the stub, but he wants to.

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AlexVWill, 2022-04-04
@AlexVWill

This can be done in PiHole, set up a blocking rule there and rewrite the DNS request to the address of your stub.