(old)Puppy Linux Discussion Forum

radky wrote:Do you have plans for a future release with all utilities included in one pet (no disabled buttons)?

sc0ttman wrote:

radky wrote:Do you have plans for a future release with all utilities included in one pet (no disabled buttons)?

Not really, but here's one that might not work in your pup!

http://www.sendspace.com/file/76cr47 - this includes all needed progs & their deps

** (gtkdialog4:15318): ERROR **: gtkdialog: Error in line 6, near token '</label>': syntax error

radky wrote:

sc0ttman wrote:

radky wrote:Do you have plans for a future release with all utilities included in one pet (no disabled buttons)?

Not really, but here's one that might not work in your pup!

http://www.sendspace.com/file/76cr47 - this includes all needed progs & their deps

Thanks Scott,

Everything is now accessible from the netsecurity GUI, with one exception.

Pup-Advert-Blocker does not load, and returns the following error with gtkdialog version 0.8.4 r503M:

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** (gtkdialog4:15318): ERROR **: gtkdialog: Error in line 6, near token '</label>': syntax error

# english

Loc_no_ads_selected="No ad lists selected. Ad blocking will be disabled."
Loc_success="Success - your settings have been changed.\n\nYour hosts file has been updated."

Loc_start_btn="Start"
Loc_start_btn_tt="Click to download and then block a list of advertising servers"
Loc_edit_btn="Edit"
Loc_edit_btn_tt="Manually edit your hosts file in a text editor, adding or removing any entries you like"
Loc_quit_btn="Quit"
Loc_quit_btn_tt="Exit or Cancel"
Loc_help_btn="Help"
Loc_help_btn_tt="Learn more about blocking and disabling online adverts"

Loc_help1="The $title tool adds stuff to your '/etc/hosts' file, so that many advertising servers and websites will not be able to connect to this PC."
Loc_help2="Leave your cursor over a service to see a short description. You can choose one service or combine multiple services for more advert protection."
Loc_help3="Blocking ad servers protects your privacy, saves you bandwidth, greatly improves web-browsing speeds and makes the internet much less annoying in general."
Loc_howto="Leave your cursor over a service to see a short description. You can choose one service or combine multiple services for more advert protection."

Loc_summary="Block online ads in all browsers with this simple tool"
Loc_choose_service="Choose your preferred ad blocking services"
Loc_mvps_desc="Blocks many known malware sites and unsafe adult networks"
Loc_systcl_desc="A large, fairly comprehensive list of many known ad servers"
Loc_technobeta_desc="A smaller list of popup adverts, ad servers and ad networks"
Loc_yoyo_desc="A small and effective list of very popular ad servers"
Loc_start="Click '${Loc_start_btn}' to block the selected ad servers"
Loc_edit="Click '${Loc_edit_btn}' to edit the hosts file"

Oops... Now I remember, Akita has weird translations in places... You need to save the following text in a file called pup-advert-blocker.locale in /usr/share/locale/en/LC_MESSAGES/

chapchap70 wrote:Thanks for doing this.

I downloaded and installed the 76cr47 file (pet) so I can run the VPN. I am running FatDog64 so I had to load the slacko 32 bit pet to get the terminal to open in order to enter the username and password.

I got a "No certificate verification method has been enabled" error and the terminal outputted a whole bunch of other stuff but then closed. I went to the website it directed me to and I didn't understand what I needed to do. Something about man in the middle.

I have a lot to learn since I don't even know if my computer is considered just a client or both the server and the client while running VPN.

My questions for now is can I assume the program is running properly on my computer or was it supposed to automatically supply certificate verification?

Thanks

sc0ttman wrote:probably the password is too old.. check the site.. they change the passwords quite often... in a newer netsecurty i put into akita, the password will be retrieved from the website itself before being shown in the popup box...

Currently, November 13, 2013 at 5:22pm PST,
Your IP Address Is:
93.114.45.13

Your DNS test results

This page shows the DNS servers that your computer is using to resolve DNS names. The owners of the servers listed below have the ability to log the names of all websites you connect to.

WARNING: If you are connected to a VPN service and ANY of the servers listed below are not provided by the VPN service then your DNS may be leaking. (You should be able to recognise them based on the hostname, ISP and location). This is not an issue if you trust the owners of these servers with your private data.

We detected the 2 DNS servers listed below.
IP: 68.237.161.41
Hostname: 68.237.161.41
ISP: Verizon Internet Services
Country: United States
IP: 71.243.0.38
Hostname: 71.243.0.38
ISP: Verizon Internet Services
Country: United States