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<p>Hello again.<br>
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<p>I'm actually currently testing solution using the <tt>iptables</tt>,
mentioned <a
href="http://serverfault.com/questions/167233/iptables-https-transparent-proxy-with-privoxy">here</a>.
It required changing one line in privoxy's config (<tt>accept-intercepted-requests
= 1</tt>) and one <tt>iptables</tt> call. <br>
This seems to be working as expected, except the mentioned
limitation of not being able to intercept HTTPS traffic. I'm
wondering whether hosts/DNS approach to domain blocking would be
limited in this way (my limited understanding is that DNS requests
are unencrypted and visible to the router anyway).<br>
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D.<br>
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PS: for the reference, I've used <a
href="http://andrwe.org/scripting/bash/privoxy-blocklist">this
script</a> to import adblock filters into privoxy, it also seems
to be working OK.<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 12.02.2017 14:25, Pierre L. wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">+1 for this idea :)
Possibility to have "transparent" Privoxy for all network clients, or
based on IP range / @MAC, hostname...
I think it will be a IPTables rules to redirect everything on port
80-443 to Privoxy:8118
Something like this may be, I'm not an expert with this ;)
But yeah, it can be a cool option on the webinterface!
Daddy :
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Hello everyone.
One more satisfied user of Freedombox chiming in, with a question - if
I may.
/TL;DR/: Is there a way to route all HTTP(S) traffic from internal
zone through Privoxy?
/Whole story/: I'm using Freedombox as a combo web-app host/home
router and everything works flawlessly. Now, I would like to implement
transparent LAN-wide privacy filter - blocking all trackers for any
client connected to the Internet from the internal zone (this was one
of the main reasons for building a server) and while I'm at it, all
the ads too.
I've installed, configured and tested Privoxy - and it delivers the
functionality I need. However, it requires client-side setup (proxy
settings), which is often non-trivial (depending on the client type)
and sometimes impossible (OS/software combination not supporting
proxy, non-rooted android box connected via ethernet).
So, is it possible to set this up completely router-side?
Thanks for any response and also thanks to everyone involved for their
work.
D.
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