Ron Golan wrote:
[...]
> That should do it. You will have to learn the syntax of the blockfile and
> cookiefile to allow the stuff you want in.
I have a simple addcookie script that I can run from the command line
(file permissions are set appropriately for me to do that with my usual
login):
#!/bin/bash
#
# addcookie Add domain to junkbuster cookielist
#
echo "$*" >>/etc/junkbuster/cookiefile
echo "$*" >>/etc/junkbuster/cookiefile.local
It's not nearly idiot-proof, but it gets the job done.
Just do "addcookie redhat.com" for example. This updates the current
cookiefile as well as the local cookiefile so that when the Junkbuster cron
job runs, my additions don't get lost.
Using squid and junkbuster together is gorgeous.
-W-
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