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I don't really know much about that. One of the features that ufdbGuard offers
is the ability to detect and block proxies and VPNs. It seems to be stressed
that that is a major reason to use ufdbGuard. The UrlfilterDB blacklists have
multiple proxy domains they provide to block. Seeing as this is a major reason
to use ufdbGuard, I also wanted to be able to use the feature if other lists
are being used besides UrlfilterDB. And indeed, if I do create a
proxies/domains file from Shalla's anonvpn/domains file and run ufdbConvertDB,
ufdbguard will eventually complain that the proxies/domains.ufdb file is out of
date and I get a fatal error.
Should I just not bother with creating a proxies/domains.ufdb file for use with
other lists besides UrlfilterDB blacklists?
From: Yuri Voinov <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Saturday, October 22, 2016 3:39 PM
Subject: Re: [ufdbGuard] Proxies blacklist table
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23.10.2016 1:42, Benjamin E. Nichols пишет:
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> Shalla sucks. Thats your first mistake.
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> Benjamin E. Nichols
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> http://www.squidblacklist.org
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> *From: *Stanford Prescott
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> *Date: *Sat, Oct 22, 2016 1:41 PM
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> *Subject:*[ufdbGuard] Proxies blacklist table
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> I've been getting a new error I haven't seen before when updating the Shalla
> blacklists.
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> I had been seeing errors in ufdbguardd.log that the proxies table was out of
> date and I needed to update it. I ran my update script for the Shalla lists
> which involves running ufdbConvertDB at the end to convert all of the
> blacklist domains files into the domains.ufdb format. But I still got the
> error messages that the proxies table was old and out of date.
>
> When using the Shalla blacklists, their proxies lists are called "anonvpn".
> So that ufdbguard will have a proxies list I rename the Shalla list's
> anonvpn to proxies. Then, after all blacklists are updated I run
> ufdbConvertDB. It seems that ufdbConvertDB does not update the
> proxies/domains file if there is already a proxies/domains.ufdb file already
> present. I am now having to first delete the old proxies/domains.ufdb file
> first before running ufdbConvertDB which then creates the updated
> proxies/domains.ufdb file allowing ufdbGuard to start without a FATAL error
> from the expired proxies/domains.ufdb file.
>
> Any thoughts?
proxies lists suxx in any list. This is updates too frequently.
Better solution is use router functionality, because of often uses SOCKS
proxies, so, for example, for Cisco ISR-G2 you can use NBAR functionality to
block whole SOCKS protocol and get rid of a headache about support huge Block
lists of anonymous proxy. Anyway, from the greater part thereof.
However, you should keep in mind that to date does not exist in the world in
general any product or block lists that would solve the problem of complete
blocking of anonymizing proxy or VPN. As you can imagine, these services do not
reveal their addresses and traffic point of landing.
Whatever claimed marketers. In any case, even if someone is sitting a hundred
people and manually monitors and updates these lists (what I personally just do
not believe - their money is not enough), there is a time lag between the
emergence of new servers and their inclusion in the lists block. We should not
forget the fact that not all of these services work chereh HTTP / HTTPS. Thus,
in such cases, Squid simply useless.
>
> Also, I had previously mentioned that I was unable to get the
> administrator's email link to appear correctly on the URLblocked.cg
> <http://URLblocked.cg>i page until I removed the %22 http encoding
> characters from the administrators email line at the top of ufdbGuard.co
> <http://ufdbGuard.co>nf. Should that line be changed in the sample
> ufdbGuard.co <http://ufdbGuard.co>nf file or is this something possibly
> unique to my setup?
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