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`date_modified` | integer | No | Timestamp when domain was last modified, automatically updated when a record is changed
`comment` | text | No | Optional field for arbitrary user comments
`date_updated` | integer | No | Timestamp when this list has last been updated (`pihole -g` does **not** update this timestamp when the downloaded list did not change since the last `pihole -g` run)
`number` | integer | No | Number of domains on this list
`invalid_domains` | integer | No | Number of invalid domains on this list
`status` | integer | No | `1` = List download was successful, `2` = List unchanged upstream, Pi-hole used a local copy, `3` = List unavailable, Pi-hole used a local copy, `4` = List unavailable, there is no local copy of this list available on your Pi-hole
## Gravity Table (`gravity`)
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Same as above but for a port rather than an address.
!!! warning "LOUD WARNING: listening on `ADDRESSS` may accept requests via interfaces other than `IFNAME`"
!!! warning "LOUD WARNING: listening on `ADDRESS` may accept requests via interfaces other than `IFNAME`"
When using `bind-interfaces`, the only access control is the addresses `dnsmasq` is listening on. There's nothing to avoid a query to the address of an internal interface arriving via an external interface where we don't want to accept queries, except that in the usual case the addresses of internal interfaces are RFC1918. When `bind-interfaces` in use, and we listen on an address that looks like it's probably globally routeable, this warning is printed.