TrustPositif-Validator

🛡️ TrustPositif Validator

Enterprise-Grade Domain Validation, IDN Punycode Normalization & Blocklist Aggregation Pipeline

| Metric | Throughput | Memory Footprint | Standards Compliance | IDN Engine | Process Architecture | | :---: | :---: | :---: | :---: | :---: | :---: | | **Enterprise SLA** | **⚡ ~43,000** domains/sec | **🧠 < 100 MB** RSS RAM | **🛡️ RFC 1034 / 1035 / 5890** | **🌍 Libidn2 (IDNA2008)** | **⚡ Parallel Core Scaling** |

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[!NOTE] Production Status: Tested and verified on multi-million domain feeds from TrustPositif/Komdigi Indonesia, AdGuard, and custom threat feeds. Fully compatible with enterprise recursive resolvers (BIND 9 RPZ, Unbound, PowerDNS, Knot), edge hardware firewalls (MikroTik RouterOS), and local DNS appliances (Pi-hole, AdGuard Home).

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📑 Table of Contents

• 1. Executive Overview
  • The Noise in Raw Feeds vs The Clean Solution
  • Input Transformation Showcase
• 2. Key Architectural Features
• 3. End-to-End Pipeline Architecture
• 4. Quickstart & One-Liner Execution
• 5. Command Line Interface (CLI) Reference
• 6. Dynamic Auto-Tuning & Environment Variables
• 7. Subdomain Stream Cleaning Engine (DOMAINS_TO_CLEAN.txt)
• 8. IDN & Punycode Normalization Engine (idn2)
• 9. Production DNS & Firewall Deployment Recipes
  • BIND 9 RPZ (Response Policy Zone)
  • Unbound DNS Sinkhole
  • Pi-hole (FTL DNS) Remote Adlist
  • AdGuard Home Custom Blocklist
  • Dnsmasq Redirect Rules
  • MikroTik RouterOS DNS Script
  • Automated Production Crontab Setup
• 10. Platform Compatibility & Package Installation
• 11. Empirical Performance Benchmarks
• 12. Enterprise Security & Hardening
• 13. Automated Verification & Quality Gates
• 14. Troubleshooting & Diagnostics
• 15. Changelog
• 16. License & Attribution
• 17. Author & Sponsorship

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1. Executive Overview

TrustPositif Validator is a specialized, zero-dependency Bash automation pipeline that converts messy, multi-source domain blacklists into deterministic, deduplicated, RFC-compliant, and DNS-ready blocklist files.

The Noise in Raw Feeds vs The Clean Solution

Government and public domain blocklists (such as the raw Komdigi TrustPositif database) are aggregated from diverse reporting portals, crawling robots, and legacy ISP submissions. These raw sources contain massive volumes of invalid data that cause DNS servers to reject zone files, crash during parsing, or exhaust RAM tables:

• URI Artifacts: URL protocols (https://), port numbers (:8080), web paths (/login), and query strings (?ref=spam).
• Ad-Block Syntax: Syntax like ||bad.com^ or @@safe.com$document which standard nameservers cannot compile.
• Hosts File Formatting: 127.0.0.1, 0.0.0.0, or IPv6 loopback addresses prepended to domain names.
• Fake or Deprecated TLDs: Thousands of records ending in nonexistent or private TLDs (.corp, .local, .internal, .xyz123).
• RFC Violations: Domain labels longer than 63 characters, total domain length exceeding 253 characters, or illegal hyphens.
• Unconverted Unicode: Internationalized domain names (IDNs) left in raw Unicode without Punycode conversion.
• Subdomain Flood: Millions of disposable subdomains from gambling and phishing syndicates that bloat resolver caches.

TrustPositif Validator strips out all noise, validates every TLD against the authoritative IANA Root Zone Database, standardizes internationalized labels into IDNA2008 Punycode (xn--), removes wild subdomains while retaining root domain apex rules, and writes clean, sorted results with atomic filesystem safety.

Input Transformation Showcase

Raw Input from Upstream Feed	Transformation Mechanics	Final Clean Output
https://evil-malware.com:8443/steal.php?id=1#frag	Strips scheme, port, query string, path, and fragment	evil-malware.com
||tracking-network.net^$third-party	Strips AdGuard/uBlock filter tokens (||, ^, $)	tracking-network.net
127.0.0.1 telemetry.adservice.org	Strips hosts file IPv4 prefix and whitespace	telemetry.adservice.org
::1 spyware.analytic.io	Strips IPv6 loopback prefix (::1, fe80::)	spyware.analytic.io
contoh-domain.домен.рф	Converts Unicode IDN via GNU Libidn2 (idn2)	contoh-domain.xn--d1acufc.xn--p1ai
login.phishing-bank.co.id	Stream-cleaned if phishing-bank.co.id in DOMAINS_TO_CLEAN.txt	(Subdomain stripped; apex preserved)
bogus-site.invalidcorp	Filtered: .invalidcorp is not registered in IANA Root Database	(Discarded)
-illegal-leading-hyphen.com	Filtered: RFC 1035 disallows labels starting with -	(Discarded)

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2. Key Architectural Features

Capability	Technical Implementation	Practical Advantage
Multi-Source Ingestion	Ingests all URLs defined in TRUSTPOSITIF_URLS	Combines government blocklists with custom enterprise threat feeds
Live IANA TLD Verification	Downloads & caches data.iana.org/TLD/tlds-alpha-by-domain.txt	Eliminates typo TLDs, deprecated TLDs, and fake local domains
IDNA2008 Punycode Engine	Per-chunk GNU Libidn2 (idn2) processing with auto-fallback	Converts internationalized Unicode domains into RFC 5890 xn-- format
Strict RFC Enforcement	RFC 1034, 1035, 1123, 3490, 5890 structural validation	Guarantees syntax compliance with BIND, Unbound, PowerDNS, and Knot
AWK Tri-Engine Fallback	Adaptive detection: mawk (fastest) → gawk → system awk	Blazing-fast execution without requiring manual compiler configuration
Subdomain Cleaning Engine	Stream-based AWK hash table lookup for DOMAINS_TO_CLEAN.txt	Removes thousands of wild subdomains in <0.3s with zero memory overhead
Apex Guard (Root Protection)	Retains the registered root domain when stripping its subdomains	Maintains RPZ zone blocking for parent domains without wasting cache RAM
Parent Domain Collapse	Optional ccTLD-aware collapse (CUT_SUBDOMAINS=1)	Consolidates deep subdomains to parent SLD/TLD (.co.id, .com.au, etc.)
Adaptive Resource Auto-Tuning	Auto-detects physical RAM, cgroups v1/v2, Darwin sysctl, FreeBSD sysctl	Prevents Out-Of-Memory (OOM) crashes on budget 512MB VPS servers
Parallel Worker Pool	GNU Parallel with adaptive core clamping (4–32 workers)	Utilizes 100% of host CPU threads for maximum throughput
Atomic Inode Replacement	Staging write in target directory + atomic mv + chmod 644	Zero lock contention or partial read risk for DNS daemons and web servers
Resilient Networking	Wget primary with Curl fallback, SSL bypass toggle, and auto-retry	Survives legacy server TLS quirks, handshake timeouts, and network blips
Cross-Platform Portability	Debian, Ubuntu, RHEL, CentOS, Rocky, Alma, Alpine, Arch, macOS, FreeBSD	Identical performance and output formatting across all UNIX environments
ShellCheck Certified	100% zero-warning compliance on ShellCheck v0.11+	Clean, defensive, bug-free, and production-ready enterprise shell code

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3. End-to-End Pipeline Architecture

  ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
  │                           TRUSTPOSITIF VALIDATOR                            │
  │                      7-Phase High-Performance Pipeline                      │
  └──────────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────────────────────┘
                                         │
 ┌───────────────────────────────────────▼───────────────────────────────────────┐
 │ PHASE 1: INGESTION & DOWNLOAD                                                 │
 │ ├─ Download authoritative IANA Root Zone TLD list                             │
 │ ├─ Ingest all threat feeds configured in TRUSTPOSITIF_URLS                    │
 │ ├─ Automatic retry engine (5 tries, exponential delay, TLS bypass fallback)   │
 │ └─ Payload verification (rejects HTTP 403, 404, and HTML error pages)         │
 └───────────────────────────────────────┬───────────────────────────────────────┘
                                         │
 ┌───────────────────────────────────────▼───────────────────────────────────────┐
 │ PHASE 2: RESOURCE PROFILING & ADAPTIVE CHUNKING                               │
 │ ├─ Detect available CPU cores and memory limits (physical RAM & cgroups v1/v2)│
 │ ├─ Auto-tune CHUNK_SIZE = 20,000 + (CORES × 1,000), clamped [1,000 – 50,000]  │
 │ └─ Partition raw domain corpus into isolated disk chunks in secure /tmp       │
 └───────────────────────────────────────┬───────────────────────────────────────┘
                                         │
 ┌───────────────────────────────────────▼───────────────────────────────────────┐
 │ PHASE 3: PARALLEL WORKER POOL (GNU Parallel + AWK Engine)                     │
 │ ├─ Strip schemes (http://, ftp://), ports, query strings, paths, and anchors  │
 │ ├─ Strip AdGuard tokens (||, ^, $options), comments (#, ;), and IP prefixes   │
 │ ├─ IDN Punycode Engine: Convert non-ASCII domains via idn2 (IDNA2008)         │
 │ ├─ Structural RFC validator: FQDN ≤ 253 octets, labels ≤ 63, hyphen rules     │
 │ └─ IANA TLD Verification: Match trailing label against normalized TLD hash    │
 └───────────────────────────────────────┬───────────────────────────────────────┘
                                         │
 ┌───────────────────────────────────────▼───────────────────────────────────────┐
 │ PHASE 4: SUBDOMAIN STREAM CLEANING (Optional: CLEAN_SUBDOMAINS=1)             │
 │ ├─ Stream-load DOMAINS_TO_CLEAN.txt into an in-memory AWK hash table          │
 │ ├─ Strip *.target.com subdomains while preserving apex target.com (Apex Guard)│
 │ └─ Sub-second execution (<0.3s) with zero Bash memory array overhead          │
 └───────────────────────────────────────┬───────────────────────────────────────┘
                                         │
 ┌───────────────────────────────────────▼───────────────────────────────────────┐
 │ PHASE 5: SORTING & GLOBAL DEDUPLICATION                                       │
 │ ├─ Concatenate all *.processed worker chunk files                             │
 │ ├─ Execute sort -u with dynamically calculated SORT_BUFFER                     │
 │ └─ Full BSD sort & GNU sort portability (automatic percentage to MiB conversion)
 └───────────────────────────────────────┬───────────────────────────────────────┘
                                         │
 ┌───────────────────────────────────────▼───────────────────────────────────────┐
 │ PHASE 6: ATOMIC WRITE & PERMISSION HARDENING                                  │
 │ ├─ Write staging file inside target OUTPUT_DIR (prevents cross-device rename) │
 │ ├─ Enforce deterministic file mode (chmod 0644) for DNS/Web service access    │
 │ └─ Atomic inode swap via mv -f                                                │
 └───────────────────────────────────────┬───────────────────────────────────────┘
                                         │
 ┌───────────────────────────────────────▼───────────────────────────────────────┐
 │ PHASE 7: TRAP CLEANUP & AUDIT REPORTING                                       │
 │ ├─ Signals trapped: EXIT, SIGINT (130), SIGTERM (143)                         │
 │ ├─ Terminate background worker processes & delete staging temporary folders   │
 │ └─ Render complete performance metrics, throughput, and memory consumption   │
 └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

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4. Quickstart & One-Liner Execution

Run TrustPositif Validator using any method suitable for your environment:

Method A: Zero-Install One-Liner (Remote Execution)

Ideal for quick evaluation or lightweight scheduled cron jobs:

# Via curl
bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alsyundawy/TrustPositif-Validator/main/trustpositif-validator.sh)

# Via wget
bash <(wget -qO- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alsyundawy/TrustPositif-Validator/main/trustpositif-validator.sh)

Method B: Git Clone & Local Production Setup (Recommended)

Allows custom configurations, local list files, and offline execution:

git clone https://github.com/alsyundawy/TrustPositif-Validator.git
cd TrustPositif-Validator
chmod +x trustpositif-validator.sh

# Run with standard options
bash trustpositif-validator.sh

# Run with subdomain cleanup enabled
bash trustpositif-validator.sh --clean-subdomains

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5. Command Line Interface (CLI) Reference

The script features a flexible argument parser that supports combining multiple flags:

Usage: bash trustpositif-validator.sh [OPTIONS]

Flag	Long Form	Description
-h	--help	Display the interactive manual using the system pager (less -R / more).
-v	--version	Display build version string and release timestamp.
	--force-cleanup	Terminate any stale validator processes and purge leftover temp folders in /tmp and $TMPDIR.
	--clean-subdomains	Enable subdomain cleaning using DOMAINS_TO_CLEAN.txt.
	--no-clean-subdomains	Disable subdomain cleaning (default behavior).
	--clean-file=<path>	Specify an alternative path for the domains cleanup list.
	--punycode, --idn	Enable IDN Punycode conversion using GNU Libidn2 (idn2). Enabled by default.
	--no-punycode, --no-idn	Disable Punycode conversion (skip non-ASCII Unicode translation).
	--cut-subdomains	Collapse subdomains to their registered parent domain (aggressive mode).
	--no-cut-subdomains	Keep distinct subdomains intact (default mode).

Production CLI Examples

# 1. Clean subdomains using default DOMAINS_TO_CLEAN.txt
bash trustpositif-validator.sh --clean-subdomains

# 2. Specify a custom target cleanup list with Punycode active
bash trustpositif-validator.sh --clean-file=/etc/trustpositif/custom_targets.txt --punycode

# 3. Emergency maintenance: kill stale processes and purge scratch folders
bash trustpositif-validator.sh --force-cleanup

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6. Dynamic Auto-Tuning & Environment Variables

Override any configuration parameter without editing code:

Environment Variable	Default Value	Parameter Description
OUTPUT_DIR	/var/www/html/trustpositif	Destination directory where the final validated blocklist is published.
CLEAN_SUBDOMAINS	0	Set to 1 to activate subdomain pruning via DOMAINS_TO_CLEAN_FILE.
DOMAINS_TO_CLEAN_FILE	DOMAINS_TO_CLEAN.txt	Target file path containing domains whose subdomains must be stripped.
USE_IDN2	1	Set to 0 to disable Punycode normalization via GNU Libidn2 (idn2).
CUT_SUBDOMAINS	0	Set to 1 to collapse subdomains to their registered parent domain.
NUM_CORES	Auto (4–32)	Worker thread count for GNU Parallel.
CHUNK_SIZE	20000 + (CORES×1000)	Line count per chunk partition for parallel AWK processing.
SORT_BUFFER	Auto (128M–2G)	Memory allocated for sort -S. Converted to absolute MiB on BSD/macOS.
AWK_CMD	Auto (mawk→gawk→awk)	Explicit path to an AWK binary.
CURL_INSECURE	1	Set to 0 to require valid TLS certificates on all download endpoints.
DOWNLOAD_MAX_TIME	300	Maximum network timeout in seconds for downloading each feed.
DOWNLOAD_RETRY	5	Retry attempts on network timeout or HTTP error.
NO_COLOR	Unset	Set to any value to disable ANSI colors (per no-color.org).

Resource Auto-Tuning Logic

 ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
 │            HOST RESOURCE DISCOVERY ENGINE              │
 └──────────────────────────┬─────────────────────────────┘
                            │
            ┌───────────────┴───────────────┐
            ▼                               ▼
    ┌───────────────┐               ┌───────────────┐
    │  RAM < 2 GiB  │               │  RAM ≥ 16 GiB │
    └───────┬───────┘               └───────┬───────┘
            │                               │
            ▼                               ▼
  • NUM_CORES = 1                 • NUM_CORES = Max CPU Cores (up to 32)
  • SORT_BUFFER = 128M            • SORT_BUFFER = 2 GiB
  • Prevents OOM-killer           • Maximum in-memory sort speed

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7. Subdomain Stream Cleaning Engine (DOMAINS_TO_CLEAN.txt)

Large blocklists often contain thousands of redundant subdomains for targeted root domains (e.g. gambling, malware, phishing). Including all these subdomains bloats DNS RPZ zones without providing additional security.

TrustPositif Validator includes a specialized stream processing engine for subdomain cleanup:

File Format Flexibility

The DOMAINS_TO_CLEAN.txt file supports all common formatting conventions:

# Plain format (one per line)
target1.com
target2.org

# Bash array format
DOMAINS_TO_CLEAN=(
    "target3.com"
    "target4.net"
)

The AWK tokenizer automatically ignores bash variable declarations, parentheses, quotes (" / '), and commas.

Apex Guard (Root Domain Protection)

When subdomain cleaning is enabled:

Target Domain: evil-site.com

  ├── evil-site.com          <-- PRESERVED in blocklist (Apex domain rule)
  ├── sub1.evil-site.com      <-- STRIPPED (Redundant subdomain)
  ├── api.evil-site.com       <-- STRIPPED (Redundant subdomain)
  └── cdn.evil-site.com       <-- STRIPPED (Redundant subdomain)

[!TIP] Why Apex Guard Matters: Keeping the root domain (evil-site.com) in the blocklist ensures that DNS sinkholes and RPZ wildcard policies (*.evil-site.com CNAME .) continue to block all current and future subdomains, while saving megabytes of RAM on the nameserver.

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8. IDN & Punycode Normalization Engine (idn2)

The modern Internet supports internationalized domain names (IDNs) in regional alphabets (Arabic, Cyrillic, Chinese, Indonesian regional scripts, and accented Latin).

TrustPositif Validator implements an automated IDNA2008 conversion layer:

1. Inspection: Every chunk is inspected for non-ASCII Unicode strings.
2. Libidn2 Integration: Passes records through idn2 --quiet --no-tr46 (with fallback to idn).
3. Punycode Output: Converts Unicode labels to ASCII Compatible Encoding (xn--...):
   • домен.рф → xn--d1acufc.xn--p1ai
   • münchen.de → xn--mnchen-3ya.de
4. IANA Verification: The resulting Punycode TLD (e.g., xn--p1ai) is validated against the official IANA IDN ccTLD database.

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9. Production DNS & Firewall Deployment Recipes

The final validated output file is published to: /var/www/html/trustpositif/domain-trustpositif_valid.txt

Below are production-ready deployment configurations:

Recipe 1: BIND 9 Response Policy Zone (RPZ)

BIND Configuration (/etc/bind/named.conf.local):

zone "rpz.trustpositif" {
    type master;
    file "/var/lib/bind/rpz.trustpositif.zone";
    allow-query { localhost; 192.168.0.0/16; };
};

Automated RPZ Zone Compiler:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
INPUT="/var/www/html/trustpositif/domain-trustpositif_valid.txt"
ZONE="/var/lib/bind/rpz.trustpositif.zone"

cat <<'EOF' > "${ZONE}"
$TTL 300
@ IN SOA localhost. root.localhost. ( 2026100301 3600 600 604800 300 )
@ IN NS  localhost.

EOF

awk '{
    print $1 " CNAME ."
    print "*." $1 " CNAME ."
}' "${INPUT}" >> "${ZONE}"

rndc reload rpz.trustpositif

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Recipe 2: Unbound DNS Sinkhole

Convert the validated output into Unbound local-zone redirection rules:

awk '{
    print "local-zone: \"" $1 "\" always_nxdomain"
}' /var/www/html/trustpositif/domain-trustpositif_valid.txt > /etc/unbound/trustpositif.conf

unbound-control reload

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Recipe 3: Pi-hole (FTL DNS) Remote Adlist

1. Open Pi-hole Admin Console → Adlists.
2. Add the URL: http://localhost/trustpositif/domain-trustpositif_valid.txt.

3. Rebuild gravity:

   pihole -g
   

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Recipe 4: AdGuard Home Blocklist

1. Open AdGuard Home Dashboard → Filters → DNS blocklists.
2. Click Add blocklist → Add a custom list.
3. Set Name to TrustPositif Komdigi and URL to: http://127.0.0.1/trustpositif/domain-trustpositif_valid.txt (or filesystem path: /var/www/html/trustpositif/domain-trustpositif_valid.txt).
4. Set update interval to 12 hours.

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Recipe 5: Dnsmasq Blocking

Generate Dnsmasq redirection rules:

awk '{
    print "address=/" $1 "/0.0.0.0"
}' /var/www/html/trustpositif/domain-trustpositif_valid.txt > /etc/dnsmasq.d/trustpositif.conf

systemctl restart dnsmasq

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Recipe 6: MikroTik RouterOS Script

Export domains into a RouterOS DNS static import file:

awk '{
    print "/ip dns static add name=" $1 " address=127.0.0.1 type=FWD comment=TrustPositif"
}' /var/www/html/trustpositif/domain-trustpositif_valid.txt | head -n 5000 > /tmp/mikrotik_dns.rsc

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Recipe 7: Automated Production Crontab

Update the blocklist nightly at 03:00 AM with log rotation and TTY protection:

# Add to /etc/crontab or crontab -e
0 3 * * * /usr/bin/env bash /root/TrustPositif-Validator/trustpositif-validator.sh --clean-subdomains >> /var/log/trustpositif-validator.log 2>&1

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10. Platform Compatibility & Package Installation

📦 Click to expand package manager commands for all 7 supported operating systems

```bash # Debian / Ubuntu / Linux Mint sudo apt update && sudo apt install -y bash curl wget mawk gawk parallel idn2 coreutils procps findutils grep # RHEL / CentOS Stream / Fedora / AlmaLinux / Rocky Linux sudo dnf install -y bash curl wget gawk parallel libidn2 coreutils procps-ng findutils grep # Alpine Linux sudo apk add --no-cache bash curl wget mawk gawk parallel libidn2-utils coreutils procps findutils grep # Arch Linux / Manjaro sudo pacman -Sy --noconfirm bash curl wget gawk parallel libidn2 coreutils procps-ng findutils grep # openSUSE / SLES sudo zypper --non-interactive install bash curl wget gawk parallel libidn2 coreutils procps findutils grep # macOS (Homebrew) brew install bash gawk parallel coreutils libidn2 wget curl # FreeBSD pkg install -y bash curl wget gawk p5-parallel libidn2 coreutils findutils gnugrep gsed ```

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11. Empirical Performance Benchmarks

Conducted on an enterprise Linux server (AMD EPYC 7763, 8 vCPUs, 16 GiB RAM, NVMe SSD):

Pipeline Stage	Elapsed Duration	Processing Metrics
IANA TLD Sync	1.8 seconds	Ingests official TLD list into lookup hash
TrustPositif Feed Ingestion	9.4 seconds	Multi-source download with HTTP retry engine
Adaptive Chunking	1.1 seconds	Dynamically sized partition chunks
Parallel AWK + Punycode	34.2 seconds	1,480,000+ records processed across 8 workers
Subdomain Cleaning Engine	0.28 seconds	AWK hash table stream prune
Global Sorting & Deduplication	6.8 seconds	Memory-bounded sort -u
Atomic Output Swap	0.05 seconds	Inode replacement (chmod 644)
Total Wall-Clock Time	~53.6 seconds	~43,200 domains / second
Peak Resident RAM (RSS)	~94 MiB	Zero memory array bloat

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12. Enterprise Security & Hardening

• Defensive Shell Mode: Executes under set -Eeuo pipefail and IFS=$'\n\t' to eliminate silent failures.
• Cross-Filesystem Atomic Swap: The output file is staged inside OUTPUT_DIR before invoking mv -f, guaranteeing atomic inode updates across distinct mounts.
• Deterministic Permissions (0644): Guarantees that DNS daemons (BIND, Unbound) and Web servers (Nginx, Apache) can read the list regardless of restrictive parent umasks (027 / 077).
• Comprehensive Signal Traps: Handles EXIT, SIGINT (Ctrl+C), and SIGTERM, killing all spawned background jobs (jobs -pr) and scrubbing temporary directories.
• TTY Detection Guard: Prevents escape code contamination in cron log files by verifying [[ -t 1 ]] before issuing terminal commands.
• Strict RFC Compliance: Drops illegal characters, consecutive dots (..), leading/trailing hyphens, and labels exceeding 63 octets.

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13. Automated Verification & Quality Gates

Run the built-in quality verification suite before deploying:

# 1. ShellCheck static analysis (zero warnings guarantee)
shellcheck trustpositif-validator.sh

# 2. Bash syntax check
bash -n trustpositif-validator.sh

# 3. Dry run test with custom temporary output
OUTPUT_DIR=/tmp/test_tp bash trustpositif-validator.sh --clean-subdomains

# 4. Verify output integrity
head -n 20 /tmp/test_tp/domain-trustpositif_valid.txt
wc -l /tmp/test_tp/domain-trustpositif_valid.txt

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14. Troubleshooting & Diagnostics

Symptom	Probable Cause	Corrective Action
Script hangs or locks up	Zombie worker process from previous interrupted run	Execute bash trustpositif-validator.sh --force-cleanup to kill stale workers and purge /tmp.
Missing GNU Parallel	Package not installed	Run sudo apt install -y parallel or sudo dnf install -y parallel.
idn2: command not found	GNU Libidn2 missing	Run sudo apt install -y idn2 or sudo dnf install -y libidn2. IDN falls back to idn or raw domain if absent.
Download fails with SSL error	Upstream feed has outdated or self-signed cert	Ensure CURL_INSECURE=1 is set (default).
OOM on 512MB VPS	Sort buffer or chunk size too large	Run with CHUNK_SIZE=5000 SORT_BUFFER=64M bash trustpositif-validator.sh.
Permission denied on output	User lacks write permissions to /var/www/html	Run with sudo or override output path: OUTPUT_DIR=$HOME/blocklists bash trustpositif-validator.sh.

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15. Changelog

Detailed release history is documented in CHANGELOG.md.

📜 Release Notes Summary (v1.0.0 – v1.0.5)

### v1.0.5 — 03 Oktober 2026 — Pembersihan Subdomain DOMAINS_TO_CLEAN & Dukungan Punycode idn2 - **[BARU]** Dukungan Penuh IDN & Punycode (IDNA2008) via `idn2`: Mengonversi domain internasional non-ASCII ke format Punycode (`xn--...`) menggunakan GNU Libidn2 secara paralel per-chunk dengan auto-fallback aman dan switch CLI (`--punycode`, `--no-punycode`, `USE_IDN2=1/0`). - **[BARU]** Pembersihan Subdomain Berdasarkan `DOMAINS_TO_CLEAN.txt`: Integrasi stream processing AWK hash table (<0.3 detik) untuk membuang ribuan subdomain liar tanpa membebani memori (*zero array footprint*). - **[BARU]** Opsi Enable / Disable Subdomain Cleanup: Dapat diatur melalui environment variable `CLEAN_SUBDOMAINS=1/0` maupun parameter CLI (`--clean-subdomains`, `--no-clean-subdomains`, `--clean-file=`). - **[SEC]** Perlindungan Root Domain (Apex Guard): Menghapus seluruh subdomain yang ditargetkan sambil tetap mempertahankan domain utama (root) di blocklist DNS/RPZ. - **[BARU]** Multi-Option CLI Argument Parser: Refactoring parser argumen menjadi loop modular yang mendukung kombinasi flag tanpa merusak alur eksekusi cron. - **[CLEAN]** Penghapusan Seluruh Tautan Ko-fi: Menghapus badge dan tautan donasi Ko-fi dari seluruh dokumentasi proyek. - **[LINT]** 100% lulus audit 13 pilar kualitas kode dan verifikasi ShellCheck v0.11+. ### v1.0.4 — 18 Agustus 2026 — Security Audit, TTY Guard & Output Permission Hardening - **[SEC]** TTY Guard pada Clear Screen: Proteksi clear screen hanya jika stdout terhubung ke terminal interaktif, mencegah polusi escape code ANSI pada cron & log. - **[SEC]** Dukungan Standar NO_COLOR: Mematuhi spesifikasi no-color.org untuk eksekusi pipeline. - **[SEC]** Deterministic Permissions (`chmod 644`): Menetapkan permission 0644 pada file output akhir agar terbaca oleh DNS server (BIND/Unbound/Pi-hole) dan Web server (Nginx/Apache). - **[FIX]** AWK DOS/CRLF Hardening: Menambahkan pembersihan explicit `\r` di awal record AWK chunk parser untuk mencegah kegagalan regex pada blocklist berformat Windows/DOS. - **[FIX]** Perluasan Prefix Sanitizer: Sanitasi karakter prefix `@`, `*`, `|`, `.` pada input mentah. - **[FIX]** Deduplikasi Path `force_cleanup`: Mengoptimalkan pemindaian temporary directory agar tidak melakukan scanning ganda pada `/tmp`. - **[PERF]** Deteksi Core Lintas Platform (Sysctl Fallback): Menambahkan fallback `sysctl -n hw.ncpu` untuk deteksi CPU di macOS & FreeBSD jika utility nproc/getconf tidak tersedia. - **[LINT]** Verified zero warnings on ShellCheck v0.11+. ### v1.0.3 — 27 Juli 2026 — Hardening Validasi Blocklist & Atomic Output - **[FIX]** Urutan Sanitasi Path & Port: Memindahkan pemotongan path, query string, hash, dan opsi AdGuard sebelum pemeriksaan port. - **[BARU]** Support Syntax Blocklist: Sanitasi prefix `||`, `*`, leading dots, serta suffix AdGuard (`^`, `$options`). - **[FIX]** Cross-Filesystem Atomic Write: Menggunakan staging file di dalam `OUTPUT_DIR` sebelum `mv`. - **[FIX]** BSD Sort Safety: Konversi otomatis buffer persentase ke MiB absolut pada platform macOS/FreeBSD. - **[LINT]** Clean static analysis under ShellCheck test suites. ### v1.0.2 — 17 Juli 2026 — Portabilitas & Security Hardening - **[FIX]** Portabilitas sort: Mengganti `sort -z` dengan pipeline POSIX-compatible untuk pemrosesan chunk paralel. - **[FIX]** Portabilitas SORT_BUFFER: Mengganti nilai `50%` dengan nilai absolut `2G` pada platform non-GNU (macOS/FreeBSD). - **[FIX]** FreeBSD RAM Detection: Menambahkan deteksi RAM native FreeBSD via `sysctl hw.physmem`. - **[FIX]** DOMAIN_FILE Path Safety: Memindahkan `DOMAIN_FILE` dari CWD ke dalam `TEMP_DIR`. - **[LINT]** Clean ShellCheck analysis. ### v1.0.1 — 17 Juli 2026 — Kompatibilitas macOS & Perbaikan Validasi URL - **[BARU]** Kompatibilitas macOS: Penambahan deteksi total RAM dan sisa RAM untuk macOS Darwin native. - **[FIX]** Validasi URL: Mengoptimalkan regex validasi URL sumber agar mendukung format URL lengkap. - **[LINT]** Bebas warning ShellCheck. ### v1.0.0 — 15 Juli 2026 — Initial Base Release - **[BARU]** Rilis perdana `trustpositif-validator.sh`. - **[BARU]** Multi-Source Input (`TRUSTPOSITIF_URLS`) + TLD IANA live verification. - **[BARU]** GNU Parallel + AWK engine auto-fallback (`mawk` → `gawk` → `awk`). - **[BARU]** Output atomic rename pattern dan trap cleanup handler. </details> --- ## 16. License & Attribution Distributed under the **MIT License**. See [LICENSE](/TrustPositif-Validator/LICENSE) for details. ```text Copyright (c) 2024–2026 Harry Dertin Sutisna Alsyundawy ``` --- ## 17. Author & Sponsorship Designed, architected, and maintained by **Harry Dertin Sutisna Alsyundawy**: - 📧 **Email:** [alsyundawy@gmail.com](mailto:alsyundawy@gmail.com) - 📱 **Phone / WhatsApp:** [+62 856-8515-212](https://wa.me/628568515212) - 🌐 **Website:** [alsyundawy.com](https://alsyundawy.com) Support ongoing open-source development: - 💳 **PayPal:** [paypal.me/alsyundawy](https://www.paypal.me/alsyundawy)

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