The verdicts command prints recent Internet connection attempts and whether Plucky allowed or blocked them.
Note that these are different from in-browser verdicts.
pluck verdicts
Understanding the output
The pluck verdicts command will print many lines, each of which will have this form:
12:50:48.320 allow 1541 chromium google.com [2607:f8b0:400a:0806:0000:0000:0000:200e]:80 rule allow
This line tells us that at 12:50:48 the program named chromium attempted to connect to google.com, and Plucky allowed this connection.
This information can be useful when you want to allow or block a particular program.
Watching verdicts
It is sometimes useful to watch verdicts as they occur. That can be done in a terminal window by invoking:
pluck verdicts -f
Allowing or blocking a program
Here are some examples of allowing or blocking programs:
pluck + block program calc.exe
pluck + allow program C:\Program Files\Visual Studio\code.exe
pluck + block program C:\Program Files\Visual Studio\code.exe
pluck + allow program /bin/curl
pluck + allow ipv4 18.65.229.76 program curl
pluck + allow port 993 program thunderbird
pluck + allow user susan program code.exe
See also rules.