+acl ads dstdom_regex -i "/etc/squid.adservers"
+http_access deny ads
# INSERT YOUR OWN RULE(S) HERE TO ALLOW ACCESS FROM YOUR CLIENTS
update-squid-adservers.sh:
#!/bin/sh
### short script that downloads a list of ad servers for use with
### squid to block ads.
###
### details on configuring squid itself can be found here:
###
### http://pgl.yoyo.org/adservers/#withsquid
###
### - originally by Stephen Patterson <steve@lexx.uklinux.net>
### - butchered by Peter Lowe <pgl@yoyo.org>
###
## set things
##
# URL of the ad server list to download
#listurl='http://pgl.yoyo.org/adservers/serverlist.php?hostformat=nohtml'
listurl='http://pgl.yoyo.org/adservers/serverlist.php?hostformat=squid-dstdom-regex;showintro=0'
# location of the list of ad servers used by Squid
targetfile='/etc/squid.adservers'
# location of a file where hostnames not listed can be added
extrasfile='/etc/squid-extra.adservers'
# command to reload squid - change according to your system
reloadcmd='/etc/init.d/squid reload'
# temp file to use
tmpfile="/tmp/.adlist.$$"
# command to fetch the list (alternatives commented out)
fetchcmd="wget -q $listurl -O $tmpfile"
#fetchcmd="lynx -dump $listurl > $tmpfile"
#fetchcmd="fetch -qo $tmpfile $listurl"
## do things
##
# get a fresh list of ad server addresses for squid to refuse
$fetchcmd
# add the extras
[ -f "$extrasfile" ] && cat $extrasfile >> $tmpfile
# check the temp file exists OK before overwriting the existing list
if [ ! -s $tmpfile ]
then
echo "temp file '$tmpfile' either doesn't exist or is empty; quitting"
exit
fi
# sort and filter out duplicates
sort $tmpfile > $targetfile
# clean up
rm $tmpfile
# delete needed trackers
#sed -i -e '/etracker\\\.de/d' -e '/sitestat\\\.com/d' $targetfile
# restart Squid
$reloadcmd
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