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`dns.ignoreLocalhost` returned from `_FTL_new_query()` before the blocking check ever ran, so queries from `127.0.0.1` and `::1` were forwarded upstream without ever being compared against gravity or the deny lists. The option is described as *hiding* these queries, so the lists are expected to still apply - and trying a blocked domain on the Pi-hole host itself is usually the first thing one does. These queries are now processed like every other query and only carry a `hidden` flag. It keeps them out of every statistic, out of the in-memory database - and hence out of the query log and the long-term database, which are both fed from it - and it tells garbage collection to give nothing back for them, as nothing was ever counted for them in the first place. Their client and domain records stay alive through a separate `hiddencount`, which is a reference count rather than a statistic. A hidden query being a regular query object means that everything running on the reply keeps working for it, deep CNAME inspection in particular. Signed-off-by: DL6ER <dl6er@dl6er.de>