Mike wrote:
> 
> > Your default acl will not do what you have asked it to do because 
> > it does not contain a redirect statement.
> 
> Default isn't used at the moment, so it's just there to keep the 
> parser from complaining (as it will if the default acl does not 
> exist).

In a well-structured squidGuard.conf all of your users & workstations
will be serviced without reaching the default acl.  Therefore, 
anything that *is* processed by the default acl is from an unknown 
user or workstation.  If you add a redirect line in the default 
acl those unknown users will be denied.  As it is, they can surf 
anywhere they want to go.

Glad to hear that it's working!

Rick


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