Paritesh Boyeyoko: > > On the other hand, i had a reduced exit policy and still got DMCA > > complaints just for the .torrent file being downloaded via HTTP through > > my exit. > > Let me run a couple ideas past you: > > 1. Configure Squid as a forward proxy with Squidguard and configure Squidguard > to reject any URL with "announce" in it. Use IPTables to transparently > redirect anything destined for ports 80, 2710 and other well known tracker > ports to Squid. Big no-no. Once an exit relay has accepted traffic (through it's exit policy), it has to carry on with the connection, untampered. Otherwise, this is BadExit. Also, having Squid looking at the *content* of the connections is likely to mean that you now become legally responsible for everything that you let go through in several jurisdictions I know. Pretty bad idea. -- Lunar <lunar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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