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As I already mentioned, the Squid source code doesn't include any redirectors. However, you can find a number of useful third-party redirectors linked from the Related Software page on http://www.squid-cache.org. Here are some of the more popular offerings: 11.5.1 Squirmhttp://squirm.foote.com.au/ Squirm comes from Chris Foote. It is written in C and distributed as source code under the GNU General Public License (GPL). Squirm's features include:
11.5.2 Jesredhttp://www.linofee.org/~elkner/webtools/jesred/ Jesred comes from Jens Elkner. It is written in C, based on Squirm, and also released under the GNU GPL. Its features include:
11.5.3 squidGuardhttp://www.squidguard.org/ squidGuard comes from P l Baltzersen and Lars Erik H land at Tele Danmark InterNordia. It is released under the GNU GPL. The authors also make sure squidGuard compiles easily on modern Unix systems. Their site contains a lot of good documentation. Here are some of squidGuard's features:
At the squidGuard site, you can also find a blacklist of more than 100,000 sites categorized as porn, aggressive , drugs, hacking, ads, and more. 11.5.4 AdZapperhttp://www.adzapper. sourceforge .net AdZapper is a popular redirector because it specifically targets removal of advertisements from HTML pages. It is a Perl script written by Cameron Simpson. AdZapper can block banners (images), pop-up windows , flash animations, page counters, and web bugs . The script includes a list of regular expressions that match URIs known to contain ads, pop-ups, etc. Cameron updates the script periodically with new patterns. You can also maintain your own list of patterns. |
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