E2guardian
e2guardian.org
Powerful open source web content filter.
- Homepage: e2guardian.org
- GitHub: github.com/e2guardian/e2guardian
- Web info: web-check.xyz/results/e2guardian.org
E2guardian Source Code
Author
Description
E2guardian is a web content filter that can work in proxy, transparent or icap server modes
Homepage
http://www.e2guardian.orgLicense
GPL-2.0
Created
21 Aug 13
Last Updated
29 Jan 26
Latest version
Primary Language
HTML
Size
11,061 KB
Stars
523
Forks
141
Watchers
523
Language Usage
Star History
Top Contributors
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@philipianpearce (1034)
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Recent Commits
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Philip Pearce (25 Nov 25)
Fix issue #860 - not recognised as human by CloudFlare
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Philip Pearce (07 Nov 25)
Some code corrections from #859
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Philip Pearce (05 Nov 25)
Correct changed comment
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Philip Pearce (05 Nov 25)
Fix #858 Display neterror page for Certificate errors
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Philip Pearce (27 Oct 25)
Fix typo in debug message
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Philip Pearce (27 Oct 25)
Fix #857 Intermitant issue - wrong cert generated
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Philip Pearce (13 Oct 25)
Update QUICK START section in e2guardian.conf
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Philip Pearce (06 Oct 25)
Update list as per issue #740
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Philip Pearce (22 Aug 25)
Prepare for release
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Philip Pearce (25 Jul 25)
License change and documentation tidy up.
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Philip Pearce (30 Apr 25)
Merge branch 'v5.5' of github.com:e2guardian/e2guardian into v5.5
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Philip Pearce (30 Apr 25)
Update to version nuimber to 5.5.9
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fredbcode (30 Apr 25)
Update expire artifacts
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Fredb (29 Apr 25)
Reduce simultaneous compilation
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Philip Pearce (29 Apr 25)
Fix #845 correct auto-gen start/end cert dates to use UCT.
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Philip Pearce (29 Apr 25)
Fix #844 Authority Key Identifier now generated for server certificate
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Philip Pearce (10 Apr 25)
Update documentation
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Philip Pearce (04 Apr 25)
Prep for release v5.5.8r
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Philip Pearce (04 Apr 25)
Update ChangeLog
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Philip Pearce (04 Apr 25)
Merge branch 'v5.5' of github.com:e2guardian/e2guardian into v5.5
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Philip Pearce (04 Apr 25)
Prepare for 5.5.8r release
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Fredb (02 Apr 25)
Dive fixed: https://github.com/wagoodman/dive/issues/580
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Fredb (02 Apr 25)
Dive fixed: https://github.com/wagoodman/dive/issues/580
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Fredb (02 Apr 25)
DIve fixed: https://github.com/wagoodman/dive/issues/580
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Philip Pearce (31 Mar 25)
Merge branch 'v5.5' of github.com:e2guardian/e2guardian into v5.5
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Philip Pearce (31 Mar 25)
Fix bug #841 - generated cert dates validaition produces 1970 end date with CA root notAfterDate greater than 2k38. Turns out that it is not a time_t overflow issue within the e2g code. The issue is with the openssl library ANS1_TIME_diff function which refuses to handle dates above 2k38. It does returns an error, and so I have modified the code to check for this, so that the cacertenddate is not changed if an error occurs in the ANS1_TIME_diff processes.
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Fredb (27 Mar 25)
Temporary fix dive arm
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Fredb (27 Mar 25)
Temporary fix dive x86
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Philip Pearce (30 Jan 25)
Add corrected 100 continue logic
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Philip Pearce (16 Dec 24)
Fix issue #838
E2guardian Website
Website
ICON Redirect
Redirects
Redirects to http://e2guardian.org/cms/index.php
Security Checks
All 66 security checks passed
Server Details
- IP Address 85.12.65.28
- Hostname ha-80-public.e2bn.org
- Location Hinxworth, England, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, EU
- ISP East of England Broadband Network PLC
- ASN AS786
Associated Countries
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GB
Safety Score
Website marked as moderately safe
90%
Blacklist Check
e2guardian.org was found on 0 blacklists
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