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Docker setup for privoxy-blocklist & Privoxy #45

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Andrwe opened this issue Jan 10, 2024 · 3 comments
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Docker setup for privoxy-blocklist & Privoxy #45

Andrwe opened this issue Jan 10, 2024 · 3 comments

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@Andrwe
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Andrwe commented Jan 10, 2024

In this commit @mikemucc has implemented a Docker setup that runs Privoxy and privoxy-blocklist.

This is a nice approach for running Privoxy on any system supporting Docker and using Adblock lists.

With this issue the following topics should be investigated:

  • create Dockerfile to generate container running Privoxy and privoxy-blocklist
  • build & provide Docker image via a Docker registry on every new version and snapshot on every pull request
  • create configuration for LXC based containers to support e.g. Turris devices natively running LXC based container implementation
  • check CPU architectures that can be supported (e.g. x86, ARM)
@Tardo
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Tardo commented Apr 4, 2024

For what it's worth, I've created an image that uses your script: https://github.com/Tardo/docker-privoxy-https

** I have modified your script a bit to make it work without requiring root.

@Andrwe
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Andrwe commented Apr 7, 2024

@Tardo thank you very much for this hint. I'll check your project when I start working on this idea.

@mikemucc
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mikemucc commented Apr 7, 2024

Building the container for ARM64 should be as simple as passing --platform linux/arm64 to the docker build command.

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