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Old 07-04-2009   #1 (permalink)
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Thumbs up block website in ubuntu..

i want to block some websites....I am using ubuntu 8.04..Pls say me the way...
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If you only want to block a handful of sites (I assume
you mean you want to prevent your PC from contacting
these sites) Here's a quick and sloppy method.

Open the file /etc/hosts and add a line for each
site in this format.

Code:
127.0.0.1       evilsite
Let evilsite be the exact hostname of the evil site,
like whatever dot com or www dot whatever dot com

If you want to block more than a few sites, you could consider
black hole dns where you run your own name server
that prevents the names from resolving to those sites
you want to block.

Malware Prevention through black-hole DNS
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a comprehensive hosts file list of crap sites is herehttp://blocklistpro.com/download-cen...hosts.zip.html
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