> the only thing wrong that I see here is the acl rule. squidGuard won't redirect without a redirect statement.
> -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Matthew Trey > Sent: Monday, March 01, 2004 12:01 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: RE: Not blocking > > > ok lets back up here.. from a few posts back this was the config: > > 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 > } > } > > the only thing wrong that I see here is the acl rule. change it to > pass !bl_audo-video !bl_porn all > > then your config is 100% ok > yes, leave in the all.. It works just fine, its what I use. > > now ... restart squid altogether.. squid will start squidGuard up and make > it reread its config. > > wherever your logfile for SQUIDGUARD exists.. go there.. and make sure > squidGuard is NOT in emergency mode.. if you have anything wrong with your > config, or missing files, etc... squidguard will just pass everything > (Really I think it should default to passing nothing, but I did'nt write it > so I don't get a say.) > > if squidGuard is up and running but still passing the traffic, then we can > reasonably assume the problem is not squidGuard at all, but a > misconfiguration of squid (squid may not be using the redirector at all) > > >
