[BFilter-users] Signal handler request
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From: gypsy <gy...@is...> - 2003-08-31 18:44:03
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I'd like to be able to killall -USR1 bfilter and have it reload /etc/bfilter/config. Better yet, changes made to ~config should be dynamic such that each request would check ~config for changes before getting the requested document. That's because I run bfilter as a tsr listening on my internal interface 192.168.1.254:8080 and I may want to proxy that through privoxy (which listens on :8118) rather than passing the request on to Apache directly. I am confused by "next-hop". What is its purpose/what does it do? Could we please have comments in ~config and/or docs on sourceforge? BFilter is AWESOMELY fast! It is a bit of a memory pig, but I can live with that. I had to compile it on a pre 9.0 version of Slackware because it won't compile under gcc 3.2.2 (but then you warned me it probably wouldn't); it would be nicer if something could be done to get gcc 3.x to work. Q: Does rules.local override or supplement rules? IOW, if rules.local is empty, does rules still apply? If there is a bash/perl/Etc. guru out there who wants to write a conversion program that reads privoxy's *.action files and writes rules.local, that would be A Very Good Thing for a ~/contrib directory (hint hint). WELL DONE! Thanks! gypsy |