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Currently the configuration directory is hard-coded to /etc/conf.d/privoxy-blacklist which is a good path to store the configuration on OpenWRT as that's the only persistent directory.
As that is a bad default for other OS this should be changed in the following manner:
allow specifying the path via argument
set on Darwin to /usr/local/etc/privoxy-blocklist.conf (based on change by @eudemonics
not using privoxy config directory to prevent breaking privoxy setups
use old default when it exists (to reduce breaking setups)
use /etc/config/privoxy-blocklist.conf on TurrisOS
use /etc/privoxy-blocklist.conf as default
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
* implement option `-c` to specify script config file
* implement OS specific defaults for script config file
* increase version to 0.4
* move code to dedicated functions to reduce requirements for different calls
* add info output function
* add Dockerfile to run test suite on Ubuntu
* improve tests/run.sh to allow running on different OS container
* add test for dependency check
* add test for custom script config path
Signed-off-by: Andrwe Lord Weber <github@andrwe.org>
* implement option `-c` to specify script config file
* implement OS specific defaults for script config file
* increase version to 0.4
* move code to dedicated functions to reduce requirements for different calls
* add info output function
* add Dockerfile to run test suite on Ubuntu
* improve tests/run.sh to allow running on different OS container
* add test for dependency check
* add test for custom script config path
Signed-off-by: Andrwe Lord Weber <github@andrwe.org>
Currently the configuration directory is hard-coded to
/etc/conf.d/privoxy-blacklist
which is a good path to store the configuration on OpenWRT as that's the only persistent directory.As that is a bad default for other OS this should be changed in the following manner:
/usr/local/etc/privoxy-blocklist.conf
(based on change by @eudemonics/etc/config/privoxy-blocklist.conf
on TurrisOS/etc/privoxy-blocklist.conf
as defaultThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: