Reuben Farrelly wrote:
>I like your stuff, particularly your redirector. I've just compiled it on
>my RH6 Linux box and it seems to work great.
Note, you need to patch squid to terminate with double newlines.
>How can I do this with cuciwhirl? Unfortunately my current redirector
>patterns don't seem to go well with Cuciwhirl - replacing "banlist" with my
>list causes Cuciwhirl to segfault when compiling :(
You need to modify the regexps slightly to make them transban compatible.
>I've attached my current redir file...can it be modified to be Cuciwhirl
>compatible?
Old format: Cuciwhirl format:
//xb.xoom.com/.* xb.xoom.com
//ads.clickagents.com/.* ads.clickagents.com
//ads.*.focalink.com/.* ads.*\.focalink.com
Or even better, catch them all both with: ads.*
//www.linkbuddies.com/.* www.linkbuddies.com
//209.24.233.172/banner_request/.* 209.24.233.172/banner_request/
//members.easyspace.com/banner/.* members.easyspace.com/banner/
//data.webads.co.nz/webad.* data.webads.co.nz/webad
//.*adclub.net/.* .*adclub.net
//.*/.*ads.pl.* /.*ads.pl
//.*/adbans/.* /adbans/
//ad.*/.* ad.*
Anyway, you get the idea, I presume.
In order to handle the CLOSEME action,
a second condition and action would need
to be defined in cuciwhirl.
(Possible, but not done yet).
//members.tripod.com/adm/popup/.* CLOSEME
In case you didn't notice, the transban converter does some semi-clever
operation with domainnames and dots.
It tries to handle strings without / as just a domainname/hostname,
it tries to handle dots preceded by and followed by alphanumeric characters
by escaping them automatically (to get a real dot).
-- Sincerely, srb@cuci.nl Stephen R. van den Berg (AKA BuGless). "<Clarions sounding> *No one* expects the Spanish inquisition!"Received on Wed Jun 23 1999 - 12:35:08 MDT
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