On 2013/08/12 21:27, Stuart Henderson wrote: > On 2013/08/12 10:10, Jeremy Evans wrote: > > Found the hard way by me. I tried to report it upstream, but their > > bugtracker appears to be down. > > squidguard upstream is pretty much dead afaik. > > if anyone is interested in this type of program, you might like to have > a play with the attached port of ufdbguard, it's still actively developed > and does a lot more than sg..:- > > -- > ufdbGuard is an extremely fast and free URL blacklist filter, originally > forked from squidGuard, but has diverged greatly. It includes a multi- > threaded daemon to maintain the database; the Squid redirector processes > are lightweight clients of this daemon. > > It is able to detect various chat-over-SSL protocols and includes > some protection against security risks incurred by proxy tunnels, SSH > tunnels, unauthorised VPNs and other unauthorised tools that punch holes > in firewalls using the web proxy. It can also enforce safe-search type > features in a number of search engines and Edufilter in YouTube. > > It works with the author's commercial URL database (URLfilterDB), or with > any free text-based URL database. > -- > > feedback welcome. >
updated, incorporating feedback from rpe@, thanks!
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