The base config

[lnminente]

I won't post filters from sidki config, the one wich almost people use, because i don't know it. But i made a filter to resume his config to it's required filters (all the filters marked with .r)

How to use, rename de default.cfg from sidki to default.cfg.html and filter it with proxomitron enabling only this filter

This filter is not for the base config. It's only to resume the sidki's config

Code:

[Patterns]
Name = "<util> Proxomitron. Delete non required filters {ln}081216"
Active = FALSE
Limit = 2000
Match = "("
        "\[("
        "HTTP headers\]$SET(Header_filters=1)|"
        "Patterns\]$SET(Header_filters=)$SET(Web_filters=1)"
        ")PrxFail$TST()"
        ")|("
        "In = (FALSE|TRUE) "
        "Out = (FALSE|TRUE) "
        "Key = $AV(*(^*.r*))"
        "*\r\n\r\n$TST(Header_filters=1)"
        ")|("
        "Name = $AVQ(*(^*.r*)) "
        "*\r\n\r\n$TST(Web_filters=1)"
        ")"

People, post base filters from Sidki, i will not 'cause i don't know it.

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I modified the filter "URL: Bypass web filters in Trusted webs (out)" adding it $LOG(wBypass web filters in Trusted webs in /u)"
Could be a good law, to add $LOG(w text refering to the title of the filter) to all the header filters for the base config.
We could define a "standard" to use Green colour for Out header filters and Yellow for In headers, or the pink colour adding H: at the beginning...

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(Dec. 18, 2008 11:51 PM)ProxRocks Wrote:  no "sandboxie" required (as Proxo is VERY "pc-friendly")

If your not running firefox i would recommend using a program i never spoke about it, it's called Sandboxie or something similar, that's to prevent the exploits of their browsers hehehehe
I don't work for them and not have comissions for speaking about Sandboxie, mmmhh i will email them...