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    Blocking hosts by re-directing dns queries

    I know I can point various DNS names to a blank server to avoid ads, etc. by putting entries in the /etc/hosts file (or in the equiv win32 file). But, now I've got 4 computers being used here at my home LAN, and I'd like a solution for all the machines to share.

    I've already got a cache-only DNS server running - is there anyway I can "hijack" various domain names like ads.doubleclick.net, etc. using that DNS server, since all LAN clients use it for DNS?


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    Re:Blocking hosts by re-directing dns queries

    dnsmasq would solve that problem.... i tihnk http://freshmeat.net/redir/dnsmasq/1...epage/doc.html

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