> so , what should i do next. > >Look in /var/squidGuard/logs/blocked.log. Do you see a log entry > >showing that you were redirected?
That log entry should contain: Request(minute/blacklist/-) http://whatever yourip... That log entry shows that you are being identified with the minute source, and have been redirected by the blacklist destination. If that is correct, then after restarting 'squid -k reconfigure', if you keep hitting enter within 60 seconds, you should be processed by the default rule after the time expires. Your default rule says pass none and redirect http://www.altuwairqi.com.sa so that's what should happen. It worked for me using 300 seconds. Rick Andi Hari wrote: > > >You should be able to answer "yes" to all of the following questions: > > > >Did you configure your browser to tell it to use squid? > > yes > > >Open your browser and go to any (external) site, then look at > >'tail /var/log/squid/access.log' > >Is your transaction there? Does it list your ip on it? > > yes > > >Browse to a site contained in blacklist/domains. Are you redirected? > > yes > > >Look in /var/squidGuard/logs/blocked.log. Do you see a log entry > >showing that you were redirected? > > yes > so , what should i do next. > > >Let me know how this comes out. > > > >Rick > > andihari >
