DNS Rule "logical" Incompatible with "invert" Logic
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Description
Operating system
Linux
System version
OpenWrt 24.10.5
Installation type
Original sing-box Command Line
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Version
sing-box version 1.13.0-rc.3
Environment: go1.25.7 linux/amd64
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Description
Attempts on utilizing "invert" logic within logical AND DNS rule (as NOT condition) failed being applied. Whereas logical OR being applied successfully, as well as independent usage of the "invert" logic.
I'd be appreciated if you kindly remind me whether there's a misunderstanding to the configuration, as well as the information I provided being incomplete.
Reproduction
Inapplicable/Insufficient rule (achieving logic as RULE_SET_A && !RULE_SET_B ):
"dns": {
"servers": [], // Redacted
"rules": [{
"type": "logical",
"mode": "and",
"rules": [{
"rule_set": ["geosite-PasswordManager", "geosite-Forums", "geosite-Companies", "geosite-..."] // RULE_SET_A
}, {
"rule_set": ["geosite-ads", "geosite-..."], // RULE_SET_B
"invert": true
}
],
"server": "dns_Server_1"
}
],
... // Redacted
}
The combination as logical condition above is inoperable (the specific rule won't get hit), whereas each condition behaves normally (the specific rule gets hit) if configured separately, though desired logical condition is no longer introduced.
"dns": {
"servers": [], // Redacted
"rules": [{
"type": "logical",
"mode": "or", // Using "OR" to force both rules being applied
"rules": [{
"rule_set": ["geosite-PasswordManager", "geosite-Forums", "geosite-Companies", "geosite-..."] // RULE_SET_A
}, {
"rule_set": ["geosite-ads", "geosite-..."], // RULE_SET_B
"invert": true
}
],
"server": "dns_Server_1"
}
],
... // Redacted
}
// Moreover, simply apply the rules twice:
"dns": {
"servers": [], // Redacted
"rules": [{
"rule_set": ["geosite-PasswordManager", "geosite-Forums", "geosite-Companies", "geosite-..."], // RULE_SET_A
"server": "dns_Server_1"
}, {
"rule_set": ["geosite-ads", "geosite-..."], // RULE_SET_B
"invert": true,
"server": "dns_Server_1"
}
],
... // Redacted
}
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- I confirm that I have provided the simplest configuration that can be used to reproduce the error I reported, instead of depending on remote servers, TUN, graphical interface clients, or other closed-source software.
- I confirm that I have provided the complete configuration files and logs, rather than just providing parts I think are useful out of confidence in my own intelligence.
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Research direction
No source file or test is named in the report. Start by reproducing the minimal DNS configuration with a logical AND combining RULE_SET_A and an inverted RULE_SET_B, then trace the DNS rule evaluation path. Done means the combined rule matches as RULE_SET_A && !RULE_SET_B while preserving the existing OR and independent-rule behavior.
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