leaves old versions unmodified. The rc script later copies the example if the config file is missing. - Makes the make output less noisy. - Compiles with TOGGLE option disabled. - Bump PORTREVISION PR: ports/106426 Submitted by: Pete Slagle<freebsd-stable@box559.com> Fabian Keil <fk@fabiankeil.de> (maintainer) Approved by: maintainer
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** To start Privoxy on boot, add: privoxy_enable="YES" **
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** to /etc/rc.conf. **
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** **
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** To start Privoxy manually, run: **
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** %%PREFIX%%/etc/rc.d/privoxy forcestart **
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** The script understands most of the commands listed **
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** in rc(8), it also contains a list of other rc **
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** variables you can use. **
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** **
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** Privoxy example files were copied to: **
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** %%PREFIX%%/share/examples/privoxy **
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** **
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** For documentation see: **
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** %%PREFIX%%/share/doc/privoxy-manual or 'man privoxy' **
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** **
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** Note that default.filter, standard.action and **
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** default.action get overwritten with each Privoxy **
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** update. Instead of changing them you should use **
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** your own action and filter files as described in **
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** Privoxy's manual. **
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** **
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** If you installed Privoxy as package and are using the **
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** default configuration, you have to make sure the **
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** directories /var/log/privoxy and /var/run/privoxy **
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** exist and are owned by privoxy:privoxy. **
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