I’ve been trying to disable QUIC protocol but Firefox is still trying to use it…
I noticed that it is trying to bypass my DNS server resolving names directly through QUIC.
hm, good to know… But is it working for you ? I disabled it using the method mentioned in my first post but it is definitely not disabled… Perhaps some hardcoded thing in the browser ?
Graylog server running in a raspberry pi 4b.
Graylog is a Syslog/Netflow server that uses mongodb and elasticsearch/or/opensearch.
So, basically my home is my lab, and I use it to apply these configurations to some customers.
I’m exporting logs and netflow data from my devices to it…
I removed some sensitive data, such as countries names I’m blocking through geoIP so people don’t get upset because I’m blocking their countries.
Removed some hostnames and IP addresses too.
This shouldn’t be necessary because I’m disabling right at the user.js file ?
I’ll try to confirm what website is triggering it, but even if I find out, this shouldn’t be happening.
There is something hardcoded in the browser, or the network.http.http3.enabled is not working…