On 7/26/12 6:13 AM, Fabian Keil wrote:

>Or apply the standard host blacklist to the proxy as well (unless that's
>already what you are referring to). Do you see any advantages in having
>two
>separate blacklists?

I don't feel too strongly about either option :).

It seems like we might get some minor performance benefits out of two
lists. Presuming that the proxy blacklist would be smaller (which seems
like a reasonable assumption), we may end up shortcutting the longer list
in the case that we are using a known, faulty proxy. In the case that a
proxy is not being used, we would potentially be parsing through a shorter
standard host list...

That said, I'm not sure how long these blacklists would typically get, so
it might not be worth the added interface complexity. What do you think?

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