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#
# "Blocked" Error Output template for Privoxy.
#
#  NOTE: UNLIKE THE OTHER TEMPLATES, THIS ONE USES
#  JavaScript write() TO GENERATE THE PAGE IN JS_AWARE
#  BROWSERS. SYMBOL SUBSTITUTIONS THAT RESULT IN MULTILINE
#  STRINGS WILL BREAK THE JavaScript SYNTAX.
#  USE WITH CAUTION.
#
# USING HTML TEMPLATES:
# ---------------------
#
# Template files are written in plain HTML, with a few
# additions:
#
# - Lines that start with a '#' character like this one
#   are ignored
#
# - Each item in the below list of exported symbols will
#   be replaced by dynamically generated text, if they
#   are enclosed in '@'-characters. E.g. The string @version@
#   will be replaced by the version number of Privoxy.
#
# - One special application of this is to make whole blocks
#   of the HTML template disappear if the condition <name>
#   is not given. Simply enclose the block between the two
#   strings @if-<name>start and if-<name>-end@. The strings
#   should be placed in HTML comments (<!-- -->), so the
#   html structure won't be messed when the magic happens.
#
# USABLE SYMBOLS IN THIS TEMPLATE:
# --------------------------------
#
#  my-ip-addr:
#    The IP-address that the client used to reach this proxy
#  my-hostname:
#    The hostname associated with my-ip-addr
#  admin-address:
#    The email address of the pxoxy's administrator, as configured
#    in the config file
#  default-cgi:
#    The URL for the "main menu" builtin CGI of this proxy
#  menu:
#    List of <li> elements linking to the other available CGIs
#  version:
#    The version number of the proxy software
#  code-status:
#    The development status of the proxy software: "alpha", "beta",
#    or "stable".
#  homepage:
#    The URL of the SourceForge ijbswa project, who maintains this
#    software.
#
#  protocol:
#    The request's protocol: http:// or https://
#  hostport:
#    The host and port part of the blocked request's URL.
#  path:
#    The path part of the blocked request's URL.
#  path-ue:
#    The path part of the blocked request's URL, url-encoded.
#
#
# CONDITIONAL SYMBOLS FOR THIS TEMPLATE AND THEIR DEPANDANT SYMBOLS:
# ------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#  unstable:
#    This is an alpha or beta release of the proxy software
#  have-adminaddr-info:
#    An e-mail address for the local Privoxy adminstrator has
#    been specified and is available through the "admin-address"
#    symbol
#  have-proxy-info:
#    A URL for online documentation about this proxy has been
#    specified and is available through the "proxy-info-url"
#    symbol
#  have-help-info:
#    If either have-proxy-info is true or have-adminaddr-info is
#    true, have-help-info is true.  Used to conditionally include
#    a grey box for any and all help info.
#  force-support:
#    Privoxy has been compiled with support for forced loading
#    of blocked content. In that case, the symbol "force-prefix" is
#    avaiable, which translates to the FORCE_PREFIX
#
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
<html>
<!--
   - Unfortunately, Microsoft has added a clever new
   - "feature" to Internet Explorer. If the text of
   - an error`s message is "too small", specifically
   - less than 512 bytes, Internet Explorer returns
   - its own error message. You can turn that off,
   - but it`s pretty tricky to find switch called
   - "smart error messages". That means, of course,
   - that short error messages are censored by default.
   - IIS always returns error messages that are long
   - enough to make Internet Explorer happy. The
   - workaround is pretty simple: pad the error
   - message with a big comment like this to push it
   - over the five hundred and twelve bytes minimum.
   - Of course, that`s exactly what you`re reading
   - right now.
   - Of course, that`s exactly what you`re reading
   - right now.
   - Of course, that`s exactly what you`re reading
   - right now.
   - Pad text for Internet Explorer 8, Internet 
   - Explorer 8, Internet Explorer 10!
-->.
</html>