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Path Blocking with Metacharacters
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Oct. 28, 2015, 10:25 AM
(This post was last modified: Dec. 08, 2017 10:19 PM by Faxopita.)
Post: #18
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RE: Path Blocking Using Wildcard Characters
Interesting block list from Denis Szalkowski; originally built for Silent Block add-on:
See Privoxy-related version in .ZIP attachment below. Last section #Domaines of source list has been discarded in this version though. If you'd like those banned domains as well, visit source list and convert them to Privoxy syntax. Example: Code: (\.|/|%2F)coremetrics\.com(/|$|%2F|:) # Privoxy: .coremetrics.com—–- Unzip attachment and call DSzalkowski.action file in Privoxy's config file. Call it before user.action file. Activate and review Privoxy logfile to fix browsing issues. Clear it daily—for example, with a cron job—so it doesn't inflate indefinitely. Otherwise, you would need to stop and re-enable Privoxy logging every time you encounter a browsing issue. You can grep lines containing Blocked: actions. Make sure debug 1024 is not commented out in config file. If you want to create (and share) your own rules, logging and monitoring Privoxy requests is useful… Add exceptions under { -block }. Often, you do not need to free the whole domain but the path leading to or hosting the legitimate item. -–— Last update: November 2016 -–— Minuscule donations are always appreciated… Code: BTC --> 34WKogWorDoReJ2MSxw8rTsrGD87VMAPJY |
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