>Hey all!
>
>Junkbuster is a cool proxy that helps block ads and banners from being
>displayed
>in your browser. I would recommend you check it out if ads are a problem
>for you
>(56k users like me).
>
>Anyone running this thing strictly on their 'router' box, as proxy for the
>whole
>LAN - instead of running it on each of the clients? I run a RH 6.2 box as a
>router for 2 windows clients, and it would make sense to run it in linux,
>since
>the clients surf through it any ways, but I can't seem to get the clients'
>browsers to read through it.
We do that in our office. Using Netscape as an example, in your browser's
prefernces, go to the proxies section. Check the Manual Proxy Configuration
button and click on Configure. Set the HTTP and Security Proxies to the
hostname or IP address of your box running junkbuster and port 8000.
That should do it. You will have to learn the syntax of the blockfile and
cookiefile to allow the stuff you want in.
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Ron Golan
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