ab> administrator had installed a black-list I meant the DontGet section. ab> Allowing a bypass of the DontGet section is therefore bypassing the ab> administrator controls.
This brings up an interesting point. As a home user on my own GNU/Linux box, I am of course the administrator as well as the user... also I have no kids that I want to administrate not to see porno sites, etc. Anyway, I'm guessing that the vast majority of wwwoffle users use it because they have a modem, etc. anyways, they can afford a 24-hour connection. OK, these same users are probably all home linux box users... Anyways, my point is I bet these administrator things are only used by 5% of wwwoffle users... could wwwoffle be more powerful if freed of these restraints? [No, I don't also recommend that UNIX be all root and no separate accts. like DOS] On the other hand, lets say India is full of many users and one modem... who knows. Or for "WWWOFFLE -- Family Edition[tm]" [Yo, Andy, did you grab the wwwoffle.com oops I man wwwoffle.org domain yet?] one indeed wants an administrator... OK, just curious, is my 5% guess right? Hmm, I bet the reason AMB added the administrator stuff is to keep his kids from browsing wildly? OK, I suppose there are some offices connected by modems with one PC shared... hmmm... lots of situations I have no idea about sitting on my mountain top here. And of course I'm sure wwwoffle has its uses even after one has 24/7 connectivity. By the way, it's "56K for life" for me, as I'm too far from the telco switch to use others, plus stingy. -- http://www.geocities.com/jidanni/ Taiwan(04)25854780
