Josh Kuperman wrote:
>
> I don't know of a list of "adult" sites. Generally most companies that provide
>filtering software guard them ferociaously. However, if you wish to block game
>playing, web based e-mail, and web based chat, there is a web site
>http://www.80.com/blacklist.htm which is maintained for libraries. You can suck this
>into a file and use
> the file format of the dstdomain.
>
> You could try to filter the regular expression "sex" which would stifle about 10%.
Including sites in Sussex, Sexton, MiddleSex and a bunch of other
place-names.
>
> Slightly off topic. One of the cornerstones of all the proposed filtering
>legislation for schools and libraries, is that someone else must decided which sites
>to include but keep it secret. Saying to someone that their site is inappropriate for
>children, when they don't think so, causes lawsuits in the US.
>
> At 03:07 PM 2/19/99 -0000, you wrote:
> >
> >Has anyone here knows how to configure the Squid to deny access to all adult sites
>without using the acl dstdomain. In case there's no way, who or where can i find an
>updated list of adult site. Or anyone kind enough to share their list.
> >
> >
>
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> Josh Kuperman Saratoga Springs Public Library
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