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Just a note for anyone trying to get focus.py working on OS X. Go to [ System Preferences -> Network -> Advanced -> DNS ] and there you can add 127.0.0.1 as your DNS server. Then focus.py will work.

HTTPS request are not caught.

@amoffat I've noticed that the navigation on your pages theme http://amoffat.github.com/focus/ doesn't scroll on the newest webkit update. This was a bug that happened after webkit updated recently. You can regenerate your page in the theme generator and it should fix it up without loosing anything.

Let me know if you have any questions. Great work!

Here's some example source that allows it: http://code.activestate.com/recipes/439094-get-the-ip-address-associated-with-a-network-inter/

Nifty side effect: I can set it to bind to eth0, setup domain_dev() to fail, and it will automatically look up my IP address, and then I can expose my DNS servers to other people (or VMs) and then "foo.dev" automatically resolves to my internal network IP.

MIght be beneficial to use decorators instead of domain_www_somedomain_com to indicate functions to run. Eg:

@domainfilter(".*.somedomain.com")
def afunctionnameinolongercareabout(dt, regexmatches):
    return False

Where domainfilter is a trivial decorator that adds to a global dictionary of regex/function pairs.

line 343 should is breaking as written I changed it from
(bind_ip, resolv_conf))
to
(config["bind_ip"], resolv_conf))
and it ran fine.

it should work in theory, except for the paths of config files, and how focus.py knows about the other nameservers to fail over to (which is gotten on linux by scraping /etc/resolv.conf)

I'd love to get this to work on El Capitan. Since there's SIP now and you can't fiddle with /etc/ I moved config files to focus' folder so I got it to run but it doesn't seem to block anything. I wonder if there are people out there still using this that can help me (or show me a similar program).

Currently AAAA records always allowed