Log file filled with significant number of icon downloading errors

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I noticed my log file has significant number of entries for this:
[2020-07-10 00:03:54][bitwarden_rs::api::icons][ERROR] Error downloading icon: Empty response

and some of these:
[2020-07-10 00:02:25][bitwarden_rs::api::icons][WARN] IP 192.168.1.68 for domain ‘192.168.1.68’ is not a global IP!
[2020-07-10 00:02:25][bitwarden_rs::api::icons][ERROR] Error downloading icon: Domain is blacklisted. 192.168.1.68
[2020-07-10 00:02:25][bitwarden_rs::api::icons][WARN] IP 192.168.1.226 for domain ‘192.168.1.226’ is not a global IP!
[2020-07-10 00:02:25][bitwarden_rs::api::icons][ERROR] Error downloading icon: Domain is blacklisted. 192.168.1.226
[2020-07-10 00:02:25][bitwarden_rs::api::icons][WARN] IP 192.168.xxx.65 for domain ‘pi.hole’ is not a global IP!
[2020-07-10 00:02:25][bitwarden_rs::api::icons][ERROR] Error downloading icon: Domain is blacklisted. pi.hole

IP 192.168.xxx.65 is the IP address of my pihole which handles dns for my local network.

I have no idea where the domain IP 172.26.6.86 is coming from?
2020-07-09 16:35:34][bitwarden_rs::api::icons][WARN] IP 172.26.6.86 for domain ‘172.26.6.86’ is not a global IP!
[2020-07-09 16:35:34][bitwarden_rs::api::icons][ERROR] Error downloading icon: Domain is blacklisted. 172.26.6.86

What is causing this?

Thank you!

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Website icons are only fetched based on the URI fields in your pasword entries. You presumably have entries where the URI resolves to private IP addresses. If you don’t care about website icons, you can disable them globally in the server, or per-client in the client options.

3

The icons are showing up in my vault. I like them and want them. I don’t understand why I have URI entries that resolve to private IP’s. Is there a way to fix this? Thanks

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It’s probably not necessary to log all of these IPs as warnings/errors, but you can just ignore them.

You’ll need to review your URI fields to see why they resolve to private IPs. Based on the messages like IP 192.168.1.226 for domain ‘192.168.1.226’ is not a global IP, you literally have some of these IPs in your URI fields. Other messages like IP 192.168.xxx.65 for domain ‘pi.hole’ is not a global IP! indicate you have pi.hole in your URI field, and it resolves to 192.168.xxx.65, which is private.