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Update instructions for using update-ngblocker and specifying email address using command line parameter.

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AUTO-CONFIGURATION.md
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@ -272,15 +272,15 @@ Now setup cron to automatically update the blocker for you every day so you alwa
`sudo crontab -e` `sudo crontab -e`
Add the following line at the end of your crontab file Add the following line at the end of your crontab file. Note adding the `-e` command line parameter to specify your email address where the update report is sent to. Obviously substitute `yourname@youremail.com` with your real email address or you will not receive the email when the script has updated.
`00 22 * * * sudo /usr/sbin/update-ngxblocker` `00 22 * * * sudo /usr/sbin/update-ngxblocker -e yourname@youremail.com`
This will update the blocker every night for you at 10 PM. This will update the blocker every night for you at 10 PM.
If you want it to update more frequently (as sometimes I push out 3-4 updates a day) you can set it as follows to run the cron every 8 hours, although just once a day is more than enough. If you want it to update more frequently (as sometimes I push out 3-4 updates a day) you can set it as follows to run the cron every 8 hours, although just once a day is more than enough.
`00 */8 * * * sudo /usr/sbin/update-ngxblocker` `00 */8 * * * sudo /usr/sbin/update-ngxblocker -e yourname@youremail.com`
That's it, the blocker will automatically keep itself up to date and also reload Nginx once it has downloaded the latest version of the globalblacklist.conf file. That's it, the blocker will automatically keep itself up to date and also reload Nginx once it has downloaded the latest version of the globalblacklist.conf file.

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README.md
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@ -273,15 +273,15 @@ Now setup cron to automatically update the blocker for you every day so you alwa
`sudo crontab -e` `sudo crontab -e`
Add the following line at the end of your crontab file Add the following line at the end of your crontab file. Note adding the `-e` command line parameter to specify your email address where the update report is sent to. Obviously substitute `yourname@youremail.com` with your real email address or you will not receive the email when the script has updated.
`00 22 * * * sudo /usr/sbin/update-ngxblocker` `00 22 * * * sudo /usr/sbin/update-ngxblocker -e yourname@youremail.com`
This will update the blocker every night for you at 10 PM. This will update the blocker every night for you at 10 PM.
If you want it to update more frequently (as sometimes I push out 3-4 updates a day) you can set it as follows to run the cron every 8 hours, although just once a day is more than enough. If you want it to update more frequently (as sometimes I push out 3-4 updates a day) you can set it as follows to run the cron every 8 hours, although just once a day is more than enough.
`00 */8 * * * sudo /usr/sbin/update-ngxblocker` `00 */8 * * * sudo /usr/sbin/update-ngxblocker -e yourname@youremail.com`
That's it, the blocker will automatically keep itself up to date and also reload Nginx once it has downloaded the latest version of the globalblacklist.conf file. That's it, the blocker will automatically keep itself up to date and also reload Nginx once it has downloaded the latest version of the globalblacklist.conf file.