Well, the Internet Archive still has it. You might wanna download it before it disappears.
"https://web.archive.org/web/20140315000000*/http://clientconfig.immunicity.org/pacs/all.pac"
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The proxy server in that text file does not exist anymore and as such, the file is useless for previous custom configuration for privoxy. The only usefulness of that file is for domains to block, if anything at all, to add to your blocking list for privoxy, adblock, etc. Please at least take the time to properly connect the dots and come up with a working solution. _________________ "The woods are lovely, dark and deep,
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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2022 14:41 Post subject:
dale_gribble39 wrote:
The proxy server in that text file does not exist anymore and as such, the file is useless for previous custom configuration for privoxy. The only usefulness of that file is for domains to block, if anything at all, to add to your blocking list for privoxy, adblock, etc. Please at least take the time to properly connect the dots and come up with a working solution.
I don't use Privoxy, but was curious about its function, which led me to that piece of news about Immunicity and that file all.pac. That's all the "time" I wanna spend.
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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2022 16:19 Post subject:
Immunicity was all about unblocking censored websites by many countries on the basis that it allows access to such and the obvious piracy issues claimed by such government blocks.
Quote:
Federation Against Copyright Theft (FACT) - found evidence that Immunicity was providing access to 36 websites that had been previously been blocked in the UK for infringing copyright.
I suggest you remove the pac file from your post on that premise. Its not what I consider acceptable in this community, an unrelated to DD-WRT and could very well become detrimental.
So from that standpoint its up to users not DD-WRT to do as they please at their own risk.
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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2022 19:56 Post subject:
the-joker wrote:
I suggest you remove the pac file from your post on that premise. Its not what I consider acceptable in this community, an unrelated to DD-WRT and could very well become detrimental.
Done!
Quote:
So from that standpoint its up to users not DD-WRT to do as they please at their own risk.
And you posting this type of content, doesn't help you wherever in the world you are. Yea I know!
Well, the Wiki entry "Privoxy Custom Config" mentioned all.pac , not my idea nor suggestion! I merely went thru the process of checking the wiki's method.
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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2022 20:30 Post subject:
Notes were added about Immunicity being no longer to the wiki referencing this thread. I removed the direct download link for the .pac file that was in this thread. Also to note, the version of Privoxy in DD-WRT Official is one release behind upstream (I already emailed BS about it).
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Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2022 1:22 Post subject:
kernel-panic69 wrote:
Notes were added about Immunicity being no longer to the wiki referencing this thread. I removed the direct download link for the .pac file that was in this thread.
Can Privoxy run as a "transparent" proxy? The whole idea of Privoxy is to modify client requests and server responses in all sorts of ways and therefore it's not a transparent proxy as described in RFC 2616.
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Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2022 11:04 Post subject:
the-joker wrote:
mwchang wrote:
Will need a dedicated user to test the new one.
Are you volunteering? It shouldn't make any difference Privoxy is one patch version ahead (patch rev tick are bug fixes only)....
I don't do crystal ball things that tell the future ...
But it seems that Privoxy is just a filtering proxy, when a filtering DNS like Unbound (and SmartDNS? DNSCrypt?) might be more useful. HTTPS' enecryption "destroys" many old-school domain name filtering based on proxy servers. But then we have DNS over HTTPS ... I dunno.
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Privoxy 3.0.33 fixes an XSS issue, multiple DoS issues and a
couple of other bugs. The issues also affect earlier Privoxy releases.
Privoxy 3.0.33 also comes with a couple of general improvements and
new features.
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ChangeLog for Privoxy 3.0.33
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- Security/Reliability:
- cgi_error_no_template(): Encode the template name to prevent
XSS (cross-site scripting) when Privoxy is configured to servce
the user-manual itself.
Commit 0e668e9409c. OVE-20211102-0001. CVE-2021-44543.
Reported by: Artem Ivanov
- get_url_spec_param(): Free memory of compiled pattern spec
before bailing.
Reported by Joshua Rogers (Opera) who also provided the fix.
Commit 652b4b7cb0. OVE-20211201-0003. CVE-2021-44540.
- process_encrypted_request_headers(): Free header memory when
failing to get the request destination.
Reported by Joshua Rogers (Opera) who also provided the fix.
Commit 0509c58045. OVE-20211201-0002. CVE-2021-44541.
- send_http_request(): Prevent memory leaks when handling errors
Reported by Joshua Rogers (Opera) who also provided the fix.
Commit c48d1d6d08. OVE-20211201-0001. CVE-2021-44542.
- Bug fixes:
- handle_established_connection(): Skip the poll()/select() calls
if TLS data is pending on the server socket. The TLS library may
have already consumed all the data from the server response in
which case poll() and select() will not detect that data is
available to be read.
Fixes SF bug #926 reported by Wen Yue.
- continue_https_chat(): Update csp->server_connection.request_sent
after sending the request to make sure the latency is calculated
correctly. Previously https connections were not reused after
timeout seconds after the first request made on the connection.
- free_pattern_spec(): Don't try to free an invalid pointer
when unloading an action file with a TAG pattern while
Privoxy has been compiled without FEATURE_PCRE_HOST_PATTERNS.
Closes: SF patch request #147. Patch by Maxim Antonov.
- Adjust build_request_line() to create a CONNECT request line when
https-inspecting and forwarding to a HTTP proxy.
Fixes SF bug #925 reported by Wen Yue.
- load_config(): Add a space that was missing in a log message.
- read_http_request_body(): Fix two error messages that used an
incorrect variable.
- If the the response is chunk-encoded, ignore the Content-Length
header sent by the server.
Allows to load https://redmine.lighttpd.net/ with filtering enabled
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Interesting, since previous non-ssl version had no issues with https certificates, outside of Let's Encrypt expiration fun. If this is related to router self-signed certificate, then adding IP address exceptions in the configuration should work, I would think. _________________ "Life is but a fleeting moment, a vapor that vanishes quickly; All is vanity"
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Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2022 16:22 Post subject:
kernel-panic69 wrote:
Interesting, since previous non-ssl version had no issues with https certificates, outside of Let's Encrypt expiration fun. If this is related to router self-signed certificate, then adding IP address exceptions in the configuration should work, I would think.
Certificates again?? Could be a big, red STOP button.
Even big corporations like Micro$oft failed to maintain certificates.
I think DD-WRT needs to update all certificates in its read-only file system every build? Also those encryption keys and DNS zone files? Well...