Unable to add/delete to or from white/black list thru Admin Console about web HOT 15 CLOSED

Try whitelisting just the domain, leave off the http portion and see if that allows the listing. We have added code that detects any characters that are not part of a standard domain name and it's probably hitting that colon and backslash and rejecting your requests as a protective measure.

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That doesn't work either.
Just tried www.google.com and google.com

I can add them through the command line though.

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I added https://www.google.com through the command line and I also can not delete it through the command line due to the regex. :X

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There shouldn't be any URI's in the white/black lists. If you have them, they need to be deleted out and just list the domains plain like a hosts file. There is some code that will take into consideration having http or https in the lists, but it will cause dnsmasq to function in ways that it was not intended to.

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Okay I've re-installed pi-hole and have removed any trace of http|https and www. from all of my white lists and rebooted my RPi. I am still unable to add from the admin interface.

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Are you adding it exactly like this? google.com
If so, run cat /var/log/lighttpd/error.log and post the output.

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Can you post the POST call and the response from that call? I'd like to see what the contents of the POST is exactly to see if there is anything there that may be tripping the sanitize function.

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Yes, "google.com"
Here is the output:

2016-08-20 20:15:27: (mod_fastcgi.c.2683) FastCGI-stderr: PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function hash_equals() in /var/www/html/admin/php/auth.php on line 49

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@dschaper If you look at my album in the original post in the second image I have a screenshot of the POST and all of its parameters. There is no Response. According to the error.log (in my post above this one) PHP is erroring out saying hash_equals() is not a function. Could my PHP be out of date?

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Looks like you have an out of date PHP version. We're working on lowering the version requirement (currently 5.6), but for now you will have to either update PHP, only whitelist through the command line, or manually modify a few files (will explain if you want).

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I've resorted to modifying the txt files for now. I'll work on updating PHP on my pi. I'll report findings here.

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After some research, it appears the highest available package for Wheezy is 5.4 unless compiled from source. It takes a really long time to do this on a Rpi 2 and ended up failing out the middle of the way through. So it looks like I'm just going to cut losses and upgrade to Jesse since I think it supports higher versions of PHP from the package manager.

Feel free to call this issue closed.

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@Mcat12 Would you give instruction on what to modify with the PHP files as I am not able to update to the proper PHP version for now. So, I am interested in this workaround. Thank you.

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Here you go.

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@Mcat12 Thank you!

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