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adsorber.conf
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#!/bin/bash
# Config file for Adsorber v0.2.1
#
# To reset the config file just delete it and run 'adsorber.sh install',a new
# config file will be created
#
# For more information please visit: https://github.com/stablestud/Adsorber
# Don't hesitate to create issues and pull-requests.
## PRIMARY_LIST
# Defines what list (either whitelist or blacklist) has the priority.
#
# For example: if 'blacklist' is set, the blacklist will overwrite
# the whitelist. It'll block the connection to a particular host from the
# blacklist even if it's allowed in the whitelist.
#
# Possible values: whitelist, blacklist
# Default value: blacklist
PRIMARY_LIST=blacklist
## USE_PARTIAL_MATCHING
# Defines whether the WHITELIST should also allow the specific hosts sub-domains
# or not.
#
# For example: You white listed the domain wholesome-ads.com, if the value
# is set to 'true' all it's sub-domains like annoying.wholesome-ads.com will be
# also allowed. To disable this set the value to 'false'.
# Note: if you set PRIMARY_LIST to blacklist you still can block it's
# specific sub-domains or top-level domain in the blacklist.
#
# Possible values: true, false
# Default value: true
USE_PARTIAL_MATCHING=true
## HOSTS_FILE_PATH
# HOSTS_FILE_PATH is used to set the path to the systems hosts file.
# Change if your system uses an other file or path.
#
# Default value: /etc/hosts
HOSTS_FILE_PATH=/etc/hosts
## HOSTS_FILE_BACKUP_PATH ##
# HOSTS_FILE_BACKUP_PATH is used to set the filename and the path to the
# backup of the hosts file to be created by Adsorber in the install process.
# To simply create a new backup run 'adsorber.sh install'
#
# Default value: /etc/hosts.original
HOSTS_FILE_BACKUP_PATH=/etc/hosts.original
## CRONTAB_DIR_PATH
# This defines the directory in which we'll set the crontab.
# Used to create a scheduler which supplies the hosts file regulary with
# new adservers.
#
# In the default setting it'll update once a week. You can change this behavior
# with setting another directory, for example /etc/cron/daily to update the
# hosts file daily.
#
# Possible vlaue: /etc/cron.hourly, /etc/cron.daily, /etc/cron.weekly, /etc/cron.monthly,
# or any other directory which it's contents will be executed as a script regulary.
# Default value: /etc/cron.weekly
CRONTAB_DIR_PATH=/etc/cron.weekly
## SYSTEMD_DIR_PATH
# This defines the directory in which we'll set the systemd files.
# Used to create a scheduler which supplies the hosts file regulary with
# new adservers. Change if your system has an other path.
#
# In the default setting it'll update once a week. To change this behavior you
# need to change adsorber.timer's OnCalendar setting to another period.
# The file can be found at SYSTEMD_DIR_PATH or to change it before placement go
# into the scripts root directory and edit bin/systemd/adsorber.timer
#
# Default value: /etc/systemd/system
SYSTEMD_DIR_PATH=/etc/systemd/system