Hi Ryan, Now you have defined backlists, okay, but you tell squidguard to block ALL EXCEPT FOR THE BLACKLISTS... hrm... sounds strange
Change the Rule into pass !bl_audio-video !bl_porn then the definition is corrent and it should do the job... If not, tell us more details... are there any logs ? Do they tell anything ? If not, run a local apache and block one of his sites... the apache-log will tell you if there was even a request ... maybe we can get the target this way... But never mind... it took me 3 days to get squidguard running properly.. without any help, so we should get it to work in 2 days... ;) -----Urspr�ngliche Nachricht----- Von: Ryan Nix [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Gesendet: Freitag, 27. Februar 2004 22:58 An: Stephan M. Ott Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Betreff: Re: AW: Not blocking Hi Stephan, Thanks for the help. Still no luck. Images don't seem to be downloading properly and squid log doesn't have any entires with the conf file looking like this: dbhome /usr/share/squidGuard-1.2.0/db logdir /var/log/squidGuard destination bl_audio-video { domainlist audio-video/domains urllist audio-video/urls } destination bl_porn { domainlist porn/domains urllist porn/urls } acl { default { block !bl_audo-video !bl_porn } } However, the old one does cache and log properly, it just won't block. Stephan M. Ott wrote: >Well, of course you have to add the blacklists themselves... > >F.ex. this should look like > >dest bl_audio-video { > urllist <URLLIST> > domainlist <DOMAINLIST> >} >where URLLIST and DOMAINLIST mean the names of the files. > >Without defining them, squidguard has nothing in his >"list-to-be-blocked" and therefore works fine, but without blocking >anything. > >Also, defining "pass all" means that every request can pass the proxy >without being filtered. > >Maybe you should replace it with something like > >pass !bl_audio-video !bl_porn > >HTH > >Stephan > > >
