Marc Kool wrote: > Chris Santerre wrote: > >>> To start another thread: >>> I am a contributor to the free URL database that can be used by >>> squidguard and dansguardian with a strong focus on sex sites (with >>> 397000 domains). Although not every sex site sends spam, a mail >>> administrator may want to implement a local policy to block emails >>> that refer to sex sites (I would :-) Does anybody wants/needs/likes >>> sex.surbl.org ??? >>> For a list like sex.surbl.org a feature to include IP addresses is a >>> benefit since 57% percent of the sex domains have 10 or more domains >>> resolving to a single IP address. >>> >>> Marc >> >> Mark this is a GREAT idea. I'm BCC'ing Jeff on it to make sure he >> sees this. >> >> >> --Chris > > I received some questions, so for those who don't know it yet: > the free URL database that mainly includes a list of adult domains > can be found on > http://cri.univ-tlse1.fr/documentations/cache/squidguard_en.ht > ml#contrib (correction to the above number: 466057 adult domains are > listed on July 13 2004). If you want to pay for it, you may want to > go to http://www.urlblacklist.com > > -Marc
The opposite approach might be worth investigating, too. Ever since the surbl.org blacklists came out I've been pondering adding surbl lookup to squidguard. I doubt if I'll ever have the time to do it, alas. Cheers, Phil ---- Phil Randal Network Engineer Herefordshire Council Hereford, UK
