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  76 CLASS="SECT1"
  77 ><A
  78 NAME="STARTUP"
  79 ></A
  80 >5. Starting Privoxy</H1
  81 ><P
  82 > Before launching <SPAN
  83 CLASS="APPLICATION"
  84 >Privoxy</SPAN
  85 > for the first time, you
  86  will want to configure your browser(s) to use
  87  <SPAN
  88 CLASS="APPLICATION"
  89 >Privoxy</SPAN
  90 > as a HTTP and HTTPS (SSL)
  91  <A
  92 HREF="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proxy_server"
  93 TARGET="_top"
  94 >proxy</A
  95 >. The default is
  96  127.0.0.1 (or localhost) for the proxy address, and port 8118 (earlier versions
  97  used port 8000). This is the one configuration step <SPAN
  98 CLASS="emphasis"
  99 ><I
 100 CLASS="EMPHASIS"
 101 >that must be done</I
 102 ></SPAN
 103 >!</P
 104 ><P
 105 > Please note that <SPAN
 106 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 107 >Privoxy</SPAN
 108 > can only proxy HTTP and
 109  HTTPS traffic. It will not work with FTP or other protocols.</P
 110 ><P
 111 >  <DIV
 112 CLASS="FIGURE"
 113 ><A
 114 NAME="AEN568"
 115 ></A
 116 ><P
 117 ><B
 118 >Figure 2. Proxy Configuration Showing
 119   Mozilla/Netscape HTTP and HTTPS (SSL) Settings</B
 120 ></P
 121 ><DIV
 122 CLASS="MEDIAOBJECT"
 123 ><P
 124 ><IMG
 125 SRC="proxy_setup.jpg"></P
 126 ></DIV
 127 ></DIV
 128 >
 129  </P
 130 ><P
 131 >
 132  With <SPAN
 133 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 134 >Firefox</SPAN
 135 >, this is typically set under:</P
 136 ><P
 137 CLASS="LITERALLAYOUT"
 138 >&nbsp;<SPAN
 139 CLASS="GUIBUTTON"
 140 >Tools</SPAN
 141 >&nbsp;-&#62;&nbsp;<SPAN
 142 CLASS="GUIBUTTON"
 143 >Options</SPAN
 144 >&nbsp;-&#62;&nbsp;<SPAN
 145 CLASS="GUIBUTTON"
 146 >General</SPAN
 147 >&nbsp;-&#62;&nbsp;<SPAN
 148 CLASS="GUIBUTTON"
 149 >Connection Settings</SPAN
 150 >&nbsp;-&#62;&nbsp;<SPAN
 151 CLASS="GUIBUTTON"
 152 >Manual Proxy Configuration</SPAN
 153 ><br>&#13;</P
 154 ><P
 155 >
 156  Or optionally on some platforms:</P
 157 ><P
 158 CLASS="LITERALLAYOUT"
 159 >&nbsp;<SPAN
 160 CLASS="GUIBUTTON"
 161 >Edit</SPAN
 162 >&nbsp;-&#62;&nbsp;<SPAN
 163 CLASS="GUIBUTTON"
 164 >Preferences</SPAN
 165 >&nbsp;-&#62;&nbsp;<SPAN
 166 CLASS="GUIBUTTON"
 167 >General</SPAN
 168 >&nbsp;-&#62;&nbsp;<SPAN
 169 CLASS="GUIBUTTON"
 170 >Connection Settings</SPAN
 171 >&nbsp;-&#62;&nbsp;<SPAN
 172 CLASS="GUIBUTTON"
 173 >Manual Proxy Configuration</SPAN
 174 ><br>&#13;</P
 175 ><P
 176 >
 177  With <SPAN
 178 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 179 >Netscape</SPAN
 180 > (and
 181  <SPAN
 182 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 183 >Mozilla</SPAN
 184 >), this can be set under:</P
 185 ><P
 186 CLASS="LITERALLAYOUT"
 187 >&nbsp;<SPAN
 188 CLASS="GUIBUTTON"
 189 >Edit</SPAN
 190 >&nbsp;-&#62;&nbsp;<SPAN
 191 CLASS="GUIBUTTON"
 192 >Preferences</SPAN
 193 >&nbsp;-&#62;&nbsp;<SPAN
 194 CLASS="GUIBUTTON"
 195 >Advanced</SPAN
 196 >&nbsp;-&#62;&nbsp;<SPAN
 197 CLASS="GUIBUTTON"
 198 >Proxies</SPAN
 199 >&nbsp;-&#62;&nbsp;<SPAN
 200 CLASS="GUIBUTTON"
 201 >HTTP Proxy</SPAN
 202 ><br>&#13;</P
 203 ><P
 204 > For <SPAN
 205 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 206 >Internet Explorer v.5-6</SPAN
 207 >: </P
 208 ><P
 209 CLASS="LITERALLAYOUT"
 210 >&nbsp;<SPAN
 211 CLASS="GUIBUTTON"
 212 >Tools</SPAN
 213 >&nbsp;-&#62;&nbsp;<SPAN
 214 CLASS="GUIBUTTON"
 215 >Internet Options</SPAN
 216 >&nbsp;-&#62;&nbsp;<SPAN
 217 CLASS="GUIBUTTON"
 218 >Connections</SPAN
 219 >&nbsp;-&#62;&nbsp;<SPAN
 220 CLASS="GUIBUTTON"
 221 >LAN Settings</SPAN
 222 ></P
 223 ><P
 224 > Then, check <SPAN
 225 CLASS="QUOTE"
 226 >"Use Proxy"</SPAN
 227 > and fill in the appropriate info
 228  (Address: 127.0.0.1, Port: 8118). Include HTTPS (SSL), if you want HTTPS
 229  proxy support too (sometimes labeled <SPAN
 230 CLASS="QUOTE"
 231 >"Secure"</SPAN
 232 >). Make sure any
 233  checkboxes like <SPAN
 234 CLASS="QUOTE"
 235 >"Use the same proxy server for all protocols"</SPAN
 236 > is
 237  <SPAN
 238 CLASS="emphasis"
 239 ><I
 240 CLASS="EMPHASIS"
 241 >UNCHECKED</I
 242 ></SPAN
 243 >. You want only HTTP and HTTPS (SSL)!</P
 244 ><P
 245 >  <DIV
 246 CLASS="FIGURE"
 247 ><A
 248 NAME="AEN612"
 249 ></A
 250 ><P
 251 ><B
 252 >Figure 3. Proxy Configuration Showing
 253   Internet Explorer HTTP and HTTPS (Secure) Settings</B
 254 ></P
 255 ><DIV
 256 CLASS="MEDIAOBJECT"
 257 ><P
 258 ><IMG
 259 SRC="proxy2.jpg"></P
 260 ></DIV
 261 ></DIV
 262 >
 263  </P
 264 ><P
 265 > After doing this, flush your browser's disk and memory caches to force a
 266  re-reading of all pages and to get rid of any ads that may be cached. Remove
 267  any <A
 268 HREF="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Browser_cookie"
 269 TARGET="_top"
 270 >cookies</A
 271 >,
 272  if you want <SPAN
 273 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 274 >Privoxy</SPAN
 275 > to manage that. You are now
 276  ready to start enjoying the benefits of using
 277  <SPAN
 278 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 279 >Privoxy</SPAN
 280 >!</P
 281 ><P
 282 > <SPAN
 283 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 284 >Privoxy</SPAN
 285 > itself is typically started by specifying the
 286  main configuration file to be used on the command line. If no configuration
 287  file is specified on the command line, <SPAN
 288 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 289 >Privoxy</SPAN
 290 >
 291  will look for a file named <TT
 292 CLASS="FILENAME"
 293 >config</TT
 294 > in the current
 295  directory. Except on Win32 where it will try <TT
 296 CLASS="FILENAME"
 297 >config.txt</TT
 298 >.</P
 299 ><DIV
 300 CLASS="SECT2"
 301 ><H2
 302 CLASS="SECT2"
 303 ><A
 304 NAME="START-REDHAT"
 305 ></A
 306 >5.1. Red Hat and Fedora</H2
 307 ><P
 308 > A default Red Hat installation may not start <SPAN
 309 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 310 >Privoxy</SPAN
 311 > upon boot. It will use
 312  the file <TT
 313 CLASS="FILENAME"
 314 >/etc/privoxy/config</TT
 315 > as its main configuration
 316  file.</P
 317 ><P
 318 > <TABLE
 319 BORDER="0"
 320 BGCOLOR="#E0E0E0"
 321 WIDTH="100%"
 322 ><TR
 323 ><TD
 324 ><PRE
 325 CLASS="SCREEN"
 326 > # /etc/rc.d/init.d/privoxy start</PRE
 327 ></TD
 328 ></TR
 329 ></TABLE
 330 ></P
 331 ><P
 332 > Or ...</P
 333 ><P
 334 > <TABLE
 335 BORDER="0"
 336 BGCOLOR="#E0E0E0"
 337 WIDTH="100%"
 338 ><TR
 339 ><TD
 340 ><PRE
 341 CLASS="SCREEN"
 342 > # service privoxy start</PRE
 343 ></TD
 344 ></TR
 345 ></TABLE
 346 ></P
 347 ></DIV
 348 ><DIV
 349 CLASS="SECT2"
 350 ><H2
 351 CLASS="SECT2"
 352 ><A
 353 NAME="START-DEBIAN"
 354 ></A
 355 >5.2. Debian</H2
 356 ><P
 357 > We use a script. Note that Debian typically starts <SPAN
 358 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 359 >Privoxy</SPAN
 360 > upon booting per
 361  default.  It will use the file
 362  <TT
 363 CLASS="FILENAME"
 364 >/etc/privoxy/config</TT
 365 > as its main configuration
 366  file.</P
 367 ><P
 368 > <TABLE
 369 BORDER="0"
 370 BGCOLOR="#E0E0E0"
 371 WIDTH="100%"
 372 ><TR
 373 ><TD
 374 ><PRE
 375 CLASS="SCREEN"
 376 > # /etc/init.d/privoxy start</PRE
 377 ></TD
 378 ></TR
 379 ></TABLE
 380 ></P
 381 ></DIV
 382 ><DIV
 383 CLASS="SECT2"
 384 ><H2
 385 CLASS="SECT2"
 386 ><A
 387 NAME="START-WINDOWS"
 388 ></A
 389 >5.3. Windows</H2
 390 ><P
 391 >Click on the <SPAN
 392 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 393 >Privoxy</SPAN
 394 > Icon to start <SPAN
 395 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 396 >Privoxy</SPAN
 397 >. If no configuration file is
 398  specified on the command line, <SPAN
 399 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 400 >Privoxy</SPAN
 401 > will look
 402  for a file named <TT
 403 CLASS="FILENAME"
 404 >config.txt</TT
 405 >. Note that Windows will
 406  automatically start <SPAN
 407 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 408 >Privoxy</SPAN
 409 > when the system starts if you chose that option
 410  when installing.</P
 411 ><P
 412 > <SPAN
 413 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 414 >Privoxy</SPAN
 415 > can run with full Windows service functionality.
 416  On Windows only, the <SPAN
 417 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 418 >Privoxy</SPAN
 419 > program has two new command line arguments
 420  to install and uninstall <SPAN
 421 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 422 >Privoxy</SPAN
 423 > as a service. See the
 424  <A
 425 HREF="installation.html#INSTALLATION-PACK-WIN"
 426 >Windows Installation
 427  instructions</A
 428 > for details.</P
 429 ></DIV
 430 ><DIV
 431 CLASS="SECT2"
 432 ><H2
 433 CLASS="SECT2"
 434 ><A
 435 NAME="START-UNICES"
 436 ></A
 437 >5.4. Solaris, NetBSD, FreeBSD, HP-UX and others</H2
 438 ><P
 439 >Example Unix startup command:</P
 440 ><P
 441 > <TABLE
 442 BORDER="0"
 443 BGCOLOR="#E0E0E0"
 444 WIDTH="100%"
 445 ><TR
 446 ><TD
 447 ><PRE
 448 CLASS="SCREEN"
 449 > # /usr/sbin/privoxy /etc/privoxy/config</PRE
 450 ></TD
 451 ></TR
 452 ></TABLE
 453 ></P
 454 ></DIV
 455 ><DIV
 456 CLASS="SECT2"
 457 ><H2
 458 CLASS="SECT2"
 459 ><A
 460 NAME="START-OS2"
 461 ></A
 462 >5.5. OS/2</H2
 463 ><P
 464 > During installation, <SPAN
 465 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 466 >Privoxy</SPAN
 467 > is configured to
 468  start automatically when the system restarts. You can start it manually by
 469  double-clicking on the <SPAN
 470 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 471 >Privoxy</SPAN
 472 > icon in the
 473  <SPAN
 474 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 475 >Privoxy</SPAN
 476 > folder.</P
 477 ></DIV
 478 ><DIV
 479 CLASS="SECT2"
 480 ><H2
 481 CLASS="SECT2"
 482 ><A
 483 NAME="START-MACOSX"
 484 ></A
 485 >5.6. Mac OSX</H2
 486 ><P
 487 > During installation, <SPAN
 488 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 489 >Privoxy</SPAN
 490 > is configured to
 491  start automatically when the system restarts.  To start <SPAN
 492 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 493 >Privoxy</SPAN
 494 > manually,
 495  double-click on the <TT
 496 CLASS="LITERAL"
 497 >StartPrivoxy.command</TT
 498 > icon in the
 499  <TT
 500 CLASS="LITERAL"
 501 >/Library/Privoxy</TT
 502 > folder.  Or, type this command
 503  in the Terminal:</P
 504 ><P
 505 >  <TABLE
 506 BORDER="0"
 507 BGCOLOR="#E0E0E0"
 508 WIDTH="100%"
 509 ><TR
 510 ><TD
 511 ><PRE
 512 CLASS="SCREEN"
 513 >  /Library/Privoxy/StartPrivoxy.command
 514   </PRE
 515 ></TD
 516 ></TR
 517 ></TABLE
 518 ></P
 519 ><P
 520 > You will be prompted for the administrator password.</P
 521 ></DIV
 522 ><DIV
 523 CLASS="SECT2"
 524 ><H2
 525 CLASS="SECT2"
 526 ><A
 527 NAME="START-AMIGAOS"
 528 ></A
 529 >5.7. AmigaOS</H2
 530 ><P
 531 > Start <SPAN
 532 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 533 >Privoxy</SPAN
 534 > (with RUN &#60;&#62;NIL:) in your
 535  <TT
 536 CLASS="FILENAME"
 537 >startnet</TT
 538 > script (AmiTCP), in
 539  <TT
 540 CLASS="FILENAME"
 541 >s:user-startup</TT
 542 > (RoadShow), as startup program in your
 543  startup script (Genesis), or as startup action (Miami and MiamiDx).
 544  <SPAN
 545 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 546 >Privoxy</SPAN
 547 > will automatically quit when you quit your
 548  TCP/IP stack (just ignore the harmless warning your TCP/IP stack may display that
 549  <SPAN
 550 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 551 >Privoxy</SPAN
 552 > is still running).</P
 553 ></DIV
 554 ><DIV
 555 CLASS="SECT2"
 556 ><H2
 557 CLASS="SECT2"
 558 ><A
 559 NAME="START-GENTOO"
 560 ></A
 561 >5.8. Gentoo</H2
 562 ><P
 563 > A script is again used. It will use the file <TT
 564 CLASS="FILENAME"
 565 >/etc/privoxy/config
 566  </TT
 567 > as its main configuration file.</P
 568 ><P
 569 > <TABLE
 570 BORDER="0"
 571 BGCOLOR="#E0E0E0"
 572 WIDTH="100%"
 573 ><TR
 574 ><TD
 575 ><PRE
 576 CLASS="SCREEN"
 577 > /etc/init.d/privoxy start
 578  </PRE
 579 ></TD
 580 ></TR
 581 ></TABLE
 582 ></P
 583 ><P
 584 > Note that <SPAN
 585 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 586 >Privoxy</SPAN
 587 > is not automatically started at
 588  boot time by default. You can change this with the <TT
 589 CLASS="LITERAL"
 590 >rc-update</TT
 591 >
 592  command.</P
 593 ><P
 594 >
 595  <TABLE
 596 BORDER="0"
 597 BGCOLOR="#E0E0E0"
 598 WIDTH="100%"
 599 ><TR
 600 ><TD
 601 ><PRE
 602 CLASS="SCREEN"
 603 > rc-update add privoxy default
 604  </PRE
 605 ></TD
 606 ></TR
 607 ></TABLE
 608 ></P
 609 ></DIV
 610 ><DIV
 611 CLASS="SECT2"
 612 ><H2
 613 CLASS="SECT2"
 614 ><A
 615 NAME="CMDOPTIONS"
 616 ></A
 617 >5.9. Command Line Options</H2
 618 ><P
 619 > <SPAN
 620 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 621 >Privoxy</SPAN
 622 > may be invoked with the following
 623  command-line options:</P
 624 ><P
 625 > <P
 626 ></P
 627 ><UL
 628 ><LI
 629 ><P
 630 >    <SPAN
 631 CLASS="emphasis"
 632 ><I
 633 CLASS="EMPHASIS"
 634 >--version</I
 635 ></SPAN
 636 >
 637   </P
 638 ><P
 639 >     Print version info and exit. Unix only.
 640   </P
 641 ></LI
 642 ><LI
 643 ><P
 644 >    <SPAN
 645 CLASS="emphasis"
 646 ><I
 647 CLASS="EMPHASIS"
 648 >--help</I
 649 ></SPAN
 650 >
 651   </P
 652 ><P
 653 >   Print short usage info and exit. Unix only.
 654   </P
 655 ></LI
 656 ><LI
 657 ><P
 658 >   <SPAN
 659 CLASS="emphasis"
 660 ><I
 661 CLASS="EMPHASIS"
 662 >--no-daemon</I
 663 ></SPAN
 664 >
 665   </P
 666 ><P
 667 >   Don't become a daemon, i.e. don't fork and become process group
 668    leader, and don't detach from controlling tty. Unix only.
 669   </P
 670 ></LI
 671 ><LI
 672 ><P
 673 >   <SPAN
 674 CLASS="emphasis"
 675 ><I
 676 CLASS="EMPHASIS"
 677 >--pidfile FILE</I
 678 ></SPAN
 679 >
 680
 681   </P
 682 ><P
 683 >   On startup, write the process ID to <SPAN
 684 CLASS="emphasis"
 685 ><I
 686 CLASS="EMPHASIS"
 687 >FILE</I
 688 ></SPAN
 689 >. Delete the
 690    <SPAN
 691 CLASS="emphasis"
 692 ><I
 693 CLASS="EMPHASIS"
 694 >FILE</I
 695 ></SPAN
 696 > on exit. Failure to create or delete the
 697    <SPAN
 698 CLASS="emphasis"
 699 ><I
 700 CLASS="EMPHASIS"
 701 >FILE</I
 702 ></SPAN
 703 > is non-fatal. If no <SPAN
 704 CLASS="emphasis"
 705 ><I
 706 CLASS="EMPHASIS"
 707 >FILE</I
 708 ></SPAN
 709 >
 710    option is given, no PID file will be used. Unix only.
 711   </P
 712 ></LI
 713 ><LI
 714 ><P
 715 >   <SPAN
 716 CLASS="emphasis"
 717 ><I
 718 CLASS="EMPHASIS"
 719 >--user USER[.GROUP]</I
 720 ></SPAN
 721 >
 722
 723   </P
 724 ><P
 725 >   After (optionally) writing the PID file, assume the user  ID  of
 726    <SPAN
 727 CLASS="emphasis"
 728 ><I
 729 CLASS="EMPHASIS"
 730 >USER</I
 731 ></SPAN
 732 >, and if included the GID of GROUP.  Exit if the
 733    privileges are not sufficient to do so. Unix only.
 734   </P
 735 ></LI
 736 ><LI
 737 ><P
 738 >   <SPAN
 739 CLASS="emphasis"
 740 ><I
 741 CLASS="EMPHASIS"
 742 >--chroot</I
 743 ></SPAN
 744 >
 745
 746   </P
 747 ><P
 748 >   Before changing to the user ID given in the <SPAN
 749 CLASS="emphasis"
 750 ><I
 751 CLASS="EMPHASIS"
 752 >--user</I
 753 ></SPAN
 754 > option,
 755    chroot to that user's home directory, i.e. make the kernel pretend to the <SPAN
 756 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 757 >Privoxy</SPAN
 758 >
 759    process that the directory tree starts there. If set up carefully, this can limit
 760    the impact of possible vulnerabilities in <SPAN
 761 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 762 >Privoxy</SPAN
 763 > to the files contained in that hierarchy.
 764    Unix only.
 765   </P
 766 ></LI
 767 ><LI
 768 ><P
 769 >    <SPAN
 770 CLASS="emphasis"
 771 ><I
 772 CLASS="EMPHASIS"
 773 >configfile</I
 774 ></SPAN
 775 >
 776   </P
 777 ><P
 778 >    If no <SPAN
 779 CLASS="emphasis"
 780 ><I
 781 CLASS="EMPHASIS"
 782 >configfile</I
 783 ></SPAN
 784 > is included on the command line,
 785     <SPAN
 786 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 787 >Privoxy</SPAN
 788 > will look for a file named
 789     <SPAN
 790 CLASS="QUOTE"
 791 >"config"</SPAN
 792 > in the current directory (except on Win32
 793     where it will look for <SPAN
 794 CLASS="QUOTE"
 795 >"config.txt"</SPAN
 796 > instead). Specify
 797     full path to avoid confusion. If no config file is found,
 798     <SPAN
 799 CLASS="APPLICATION"
 800 >Privoxy</SPAN
 801 > will fail to start.
 802   </P
 803 ></LI
 804 ></UL
 805 ></P
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