Additional header elements now detected as Rogue Element

[newash]

I want to use a blocklist, not specifically created for Adblock Lean:
https://filters.hufilter.hu/hufilter-dns.txt (from the https://hufilter.hu/filters collections).

The structure of the list looks compatible, but when adding it to the "blocklist_urls", I see the following error:

Warning: Rogue element '! checksum: cemjvsd3huw7kg9ati7y4q' identified in blocklist file from: https://filters.hufilter.hu/hufilter-dns.txt.

Error: Processing job (PID 16791) for list 'https://filters.hufilter.hu/hufilter-dns.txt' returned error code '3'.
Skipping file and continuing.

Yes, the file starts with a checksum line in the header, that is not in the example raw-format list.
Would it be possible to just ignore lines like this?
Or is there a specific reason for aborting the import for such files?

Thanks in advance.

[newash]

Ah, I can see that the header comments start with a different character ( ! instead of # ).

I'm a bit confused about these different formats, so if you say it's something you don't plan to support, you can close this ticket.

[friendly-bits]

the header comments start with a different character ( ! instead of # )

Indeed. This is a different format and not typical for DNS lists. I suspect that list maintainers made a mistake and I would suggest to contact them.

Regardless, we could consider adding support for hosts-format lists just so people have more options. We could convert such lists into raw domains format and then load them as usual. What do you say @lynxthecat ?

[newash]

Thanks for the help, lads. Also over there.
As far as I'm concerned, I'm happy now with their "pihole" file as raw format list.

[lynxthecat]

Regardless, we could consider adding support for hosts-format lists just so people have more options. We could convert such lists into raw domains format and then load them as usual. What do you say @lynxthecat ?

Sorry for my late response. A downside to this is not readily apparent to me.