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-### Lists in this directory relate to a single filter group
-### each filter group has it's own directory
-
-###
-### Many of the exception/grey/banned site/ipsite/url lists are used for
-### switching on/off standard list categories
-###
-### Where available it is best to use the LOCAL lists for your own lists of
-### sites/urls as these override the main ones.
-
-## Order of checking is broadly as follows:-
-##
-## 1. If in Local Exception lists - allow with no further checking
-## 2. If in Local Grey lists - retrieve page and content-check
-## 3. If in Local Banned lists - block with no further checking
-## 4. If in Main Exception lists - allow with no further checking
-## 5. If in Main Grey lists - retrieve page and content-check
-## 6. If in Main Banned lists (or blanket blocked) - block with no further checking
-## 7. If gets here  - retrieve page and content-check
-## 8. Check blocked/exception file/mime types.
-## 9. Content-check page
-
-## Lists in this directory:-
-
-# Nocheckcert lists
-# Do not check ssl certificates for sites listed
-# Can be used to allow sites with self-signed or invalid certificates
-# or to reduced CPU load by not checking certs on heavily used sites (e.g. Google, Bing)
-# Use with caution!
-# Ignored if mitmcheckcert is 'off'
-#
-nocheckcertsitelist
-nocheckcertsiteiplist
-
-# greyssl lists only used in onlymitmsslgrey mode to define sites that
-# will be MITM
-greysslsitelist
-greysslsiteiplist
-localgreysslsitelist
-localgreysslsiteiplist
-
-## Exception lists
-##  Put sites you trust in these lists
-##  they override Grey and Banned entries
-exceptionsitelist
-exceptionsiteiplist
-exceptionurllist
-exceptionregexpurllist
-
-## Grey (i.e. content check) lists
-##  Put sites you want content-checked in these lists
-##  they override Banned entries
-greysitelist
-greysiteiplist
-greyurllist
-
-## Banned sites/urls
-bannedsitelist
-bannedsiteiplist
-bannedurllist
-bannedregexpurllist
-
-# 'bannedssl' lists are not currently used
-bannedsslsitelist
-bannedsslsiteiplist
-
-## Local Exception lists
-localexceptionsitelist
-localexceptionsiteiplist
-localexceptionurllist
-
-## Local Grey lists
-localgreysitelist
-localgreysiteiplist
-localgreyurllist
-
-## Local Banned lists
-localbannedsitelist
-localbannedsiteiplist
-localbannedurllist
-
-## Bannedssl lists are not currently used
-localbannedsslsitelist
-localbannedsslsiteiplist
-
-
-# File type/extensions
-exceptionextensionlist
-exceptionmimetypelist
-
-
-# Use the following lists to block specific kinds of file downloads.
-bannedextensionlist
-bannedmimetypelist
-
-# In either file filtering mode, the following lists can be used to override
-# MIME type & extension blocks for particular domains & URLs (trusted download sites).
-#
-exceptionfilesitelist
-exceptionfilesiteiplist
-exceptionfileurllist
-
-# NEW in v5.4 bannedtimelist - times when no access is allowed
-# To activate a storyboard change is required - see examplef1.story
-bannedtimelist
-
-# NEW in v5.4 blankettimelist - times when blanket block is applied
-# To activate a storyboard change is required - see examplef1.story
-blankettimelist
-
-
-### These lists are useful for allowing/blocking apps or browsers based 
-### on the user-agent
-bannedregexpuseragentlist
-exceptionregexpuseragentlist
-
-# refererexception lists are used to make a request an exception based on the
-# Referer header.
-refererexceptionsitelist
-refererexceptionsiteiplist
-refererexceptionurllist
-
-# Used to modify url on the fly
-# use to enforce safe search etc.
-# Do not try and change target site - use redirect for this.
-urlregexplist
-
-# Replace target connection site for a ssl connection request
-# Note: this does not change the url in any way. It just changes
-# where the request is sent upstream and the new target must accept 
-# the original url. 
-sslsiteregexplist
-
-# Used to redirect browser to different site and or url
-urlredirectregexplist
-
-# Categorise without blocking:
-# Supply categorised lists here and the category string shall be logged against
-# matching requests, but matching these lists does not perform any filtering
-# action.
-logsitelist
-logsiteiplist
-logurllist
-logregexpurllist
-
-# Phrase lists
-bannedphraselist
-weightedphraselist
-exceptionphraselist
-
-oldbannedphraselist
-oldweightedphraselist
-oldexceptionphraselist
-
-# Search Term list(s) for option 1
-bannedsearchlist
-bannedsearchoveridelist
-
-localbannedsearchlist
-
-# Outgoing HTTP request header rules:
-# Lists for blocking based on, and modification of, outgoing HTTP
-# request headers.  Format for headerregexplist is one modification rule per
-# line, similar to content/URL modifications.  Format for
-# bannedregexpheaderlist is one regular expression per line, with matching
-# headers causing a request to be blocked.
-# Headers are matched/replaced on a line-by-line basis, not as a contiguous
-# block.
-# Use for example, to remove cookies or prevent certain user-agents.
-headerregexplist
-bannedregexpheaderlist
-exceptionregexpheaderlist
-
-# add cookies or other headers etc to matched urls
-addheaderregexplist
-
-# Response HTTP header rules:
-# Lists for modification or removal of HTTP response headers.
-# Format for reponseheaderregexplist is one rule per line, similar to
-# content/URL modifications.
-# Headers are matched/replaced on a line-by-line basis, not as a contiguous
-# block.
-# Use for example, to remove protocol upgrade requests.
-responseheaderregexplist
+# E2Guardian block lists for CollabNet
+For instructions on how to use these lists, refer to the [CollabNet Guide](https://computernewb.com/wiki/CollabNet_Guide#E2Guardian)