Remove the pointless buffer in client_protocol_is_unsupported().

[privoxy.git] / debian / README.Debian

diff --git a/debian/README.Debian b/debian/README.Debian
index 0e06fc7..7074d3b 100644 (file)
--- a/debian/README.Debian
+++ b/debian/README.Debian
@@ -1,13 +1,24 @@
 privoxy for Debian
 ==================
 
-- enable-edit-actions and enable-remote-toggle are disabled in the
-  Debian package for security reasons, because these options allow
-  every user of your privoxy to change its configuration. If you still
-  want to use these features, you can enable them in
-  /etc/privoxy/config and do a "/etc/init.d/privoxy restart".
+- enable-edit-actions, enable-remote-toggle, and
+  enable-remote-http-toggle are disabled in the Debian package for
+  security reasons, because these options allow every user of your
+  privoxy to change its configuration.  Except this there exist
+  exploits using Java and/or JavaScript that tell your browser to send
+  out requests for disabling the proxy or the filtering, which may
+  compromise your anonymity.  If you still want to use these features,
+  you can enable them in /etc/privoxy/config and do a
+  "/etc/init.d/privoxy restart".
 
-- Experimental IPv6 support was added to the package.
+- Comment "debug 1" from default configuration, so GET/POST/CONNECT
+  requests are no longer logged by default to protect your privacy a
+  bit more.
+
+- Experimental IPv6 support patch is available in the source package
+  but currently disabled because of too many side effects and bugs.
+  If you really need it, you can try to compile the Debian package
+  sources yourself and enable it in debian/patches/00list.
 
 - The global default for all URLs (/) is no longer set in
   default.action but in a new file global.action, so your local
@@ -20,12 +31,14 @@ privoxy for Debian
   You can find the different profiles in /etc/privoxy/standard.action.
   To change the default, go to http://p.p/edit-actions-list?f=global
   (this can also be reached from http://p.p/show-status via the
-  global.action edit link) and modify the default to your needs.  You
-  can either set one of the standard profiles (Cautious, Medium, or
-  Advanced) or change every single setting using the "Edit" button.
-  It is necessary to set "enable-edit-actions 1" (see above) in
-  /etc/privoxy/config to use the web interface.  Alternatively you can
-  modify /etc/privoxy/global.action by hand.  The other templates are
+  global.action edit link.  p.p is a privoxy internal address, so you
+  need to use privoxy as your HTTP proxy before you can access these
+  URLs) and modify the default to your needs.  You can either set one
+  of the standard profiles (Cautious, Medium, or Advanced) or change
+  every single setting using the "Edit" button.  It is necessary to
+  set "enable-edit-actions 1" (see above) in /etc/privoxy/config to
+  use the web interface.  Alternatively you can modify
+  /etc/privoxy/global.action by hand.  The other templates are
   available in /etc/privoxy/standard.action.
 
 - /etc/privoxy/default.action is now owned by root, so you can not
@@ -38,4 +51,4 @@ privoxy for Debian
   editable again.
 
 Roland Rosenfeld <roland@debian.org>
-$Id: README.Debian,v 1.3 2006/07/18 14:48:48 david__schmidt Exp $
+$Id: README.Debian,v 1.7 2007-10-21 10:07:04 roland Exp $