> The file exists, the records are as DENIED in access.log (Squid) but > they don't appear in squidGuard.log.filtratge. The others log > statments appear without problems. > > For example (in access.log): > > 1048458159.874 29 80.59.152.7 TCP_DENIED/403 1387 GET > http://www.bellera.org/tic/ - NONE/- - > > This is an access from my home to the Squid Proxy Server (my client > IP address is not authorised). I can't find a record for this access > in squidGuard.log.filtratge
You are being denied access by squid, not by squidGuard. TCP_DENIED/403 in your access.log is a squid denial. You can test your default acl logging by removing your ip from squidGuard.conf, or by using the testing procedures found in #10 here: http://www.squidguard.org/install/. Rick > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Josep Pujadas i > Jubany > Sent: Wednesday, March 26, 2003 12:45 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: RE: How to log default rule? > > > Rick, > > The file exists, the records are as DENIED in access.log (Squid) but > they don't appear in squidGuard.log.filtratge. The others log statments > appear without problems. > > For example (in access.log): > > 1048458159.874 29 80.59.152.7 TCP_DENIED/403 1387 GET > http://www.bellera.org/tic/ - NONE/- - > > This is an access from my home to the Squid Proxy Server (my client IP > address is not authorised). I can't find a record for this access in > squidGuard.log.filtratge > > So, the default rule seems to work correctly, but not its logging. > > If you want, you can see also my squid.conf at > http://www.bellera.org/filtratge > > Thanks in advance, > > Josep Pujadas > > > -----Mensaje original----- > De: Rick Matthews [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Enviado el: martes, 25 de marzo de 2003 1:35 > Para: Josep Pujadas i Jubany; [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Asunto: RE: How to log default rule? > > > Josep Pujadas wrote: > > > > How can I log denied access for default rule? I put a log in it, > > but it does'nt work: > > > > Please see my default rule at the bottom of: > > http://www.bellera.org/filtratge/squidGuard.conf > > It looks good to me... how are you testing it? > > I assume the file squidGuard.log.filtratge exists and I see it is > being logged to by all of the other log statements; it is working, yes? > > Rick > >
