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## domblk - fli4l configuration parameters          tested with  fli4l 2.0.8
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## Creation:	26.06.2003 hei
## Last update:	13.02.2004 hei
## Version:	1.0.10
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## written by:	Till Heidtmann <t.heidtmann@web.de>
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## This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
## it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
## the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
## (at your option) any later version.
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# Optional package: domblk
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# domblk: Block domains or subdomains, but give access to them from specified
# hosts / IP-Addresses / nets in your LAN.
# In the example below you prevent other users in your LAN from changing your 
# contract with the provider t-*nline, which could easyly be done without this 
# little opt just by clicking around in the service area.
# Use it at your own risk. This software is beta. Have fun.

# Please read the docu in doc/deutsch/opt/domblk.txt  german:-(

OPT_DOMBLK='no'                 	# install domblk, yes or no
DOMBLK_DENYDOM_N='3'			# Number of domains to block
DOMBLK_DENYDOM_1='service.t-online.de'	# domain names. e.g. service-pages of 
					# t-*nline
DOMBLK_DENYDOM_2='pop.t-online.de'	# e.g. one of their pop-servers. This
					# also blocks pop3.t-online.de etc.,
DOMBLK_DENYDOM_3='www-proxy.t-online.de'# Domain-Blocking by IP is useless if
					# somone uses any proxy. This proxy may 
					# often be used.
DOMBLK_DENYDOM_4='home-up.t-online.de'	# will be obsolet soon
DOMBLK_ACCEPTHOST_N='1'			# Number of Hosts who should 
					# nevertheless have access to the 
					# blocked domains.
					# Attention: This is not very safe. 
					# Malicious users could use the name 
					# and IP of these hosts if you don't 
					# prevent this in another way.
					
DOMBLK_ACCEPTHOST_1='Vadder'		# Host as mentioned above, name or IP
DOMBLK_ACCEPTHOST_2='MasterOfDesaster'	# Host as mentioned above, name or IP

DOMBLK_LOG='yes'			# logging? (Log initialization to syslog,
					# attempts to access forbidden domains to 
					# firewall
# Redirecting to 404 or 400 Errorpage is installed automatically if OPT_ERRPAGE
#  is installed *and configured* (edit errpage.txt)