Junkbuster offers more than bandwidth relief, it helps your privacy too. Go to
www.junkbusters.com for more info (and lots of privacy info).
I'm currently having my other computers proxy through the junkbuster on my
gateway computer just fine. On linux that is. I'm trying to get it to work
under NT at work, and that's not going so well.
What's the exact problem? I believe its default behavior is to listen on port
8000 and proxy for anyone who asks. Does "netstat --inet -a" show anything
listening to that port?
Also, you can use lsof to find out which program is using a port. Run
"lsof -i tcp:8000" as root to see who's listening to 8000.
Vision 99 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hey all!
>
> Junkbuster is a cool proxy that helps block ads and banners from being
> displayed in your browser. I would recommend you check it out if ads are a
> problem for you (56k users like me).
>
> Anyone running this thing strictly on their 'router' box, as proxy for the
> whole LAN - instead of running it on each of the clients? I run a RH 6.2 box
> as a router for 2 windows clients, and it would make sense to run it in
> linux, since the clients surf through it any ways, but I can't seem to get
> the clients' browsers to read through it.
>
> Thought I would ask quick, maybe someone runs this same type of setup, and
> could give me a few tips! BTW, RH 6.2 shows a lot of nice user improvements
> since my previous install of of 6.0 ... I figure, in less than a year, I
> won't have any winblows clients running at all! Hooray!
>
> Take care all,
> Mike
>
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