Problem: I want to block domain foo.com, but allow access to foo.com/bar/
What I've tried:
squidGuard.conf
dest allows{
domainlist allows/domains
urllist allows/urls
expressionlist allows/expressions
logfile /var/log/sg/allows
}
dest blocks{
domainlist blocks/domains
urllist blocks/urls
expressionlist blocks/expressions
logfile /var/log/sg/blocks
}
acl {
default {
pass allows !blocks all
redirect http://somedomain.com/blocked.cgi?someargs
}
}
allows/urls
foo.com/bar/
allows/domains
allowme.com
allows/expressions
blocks/domains
foo.com
blocks/urls
blockme.com
blocks/expressions
boo*(b|by|bies)
testing squidGuard with "http://foo.com/bar/";
Request(default/blocks/-) http://foo.com/bar /- - GET
testing squidGuard with "http://foo.com/";
Request(default/blocks/-) http://foo.com/ /- - GET
The allow isn't working. Grepping for the allow matches the db file...(if I
remove the db files and let squidGuard run off of the text files, it still
works the same)
Even when squidGuard -C all -c /path/to/squidGuard.conf is run.
Am I doing something wrong...?
squidGuard 1.2.0-1
squid 2.5.stable8-2
libdb1-compat libdb2 libdb3 libdb4.1 libdb4.2 are all installed on this
debian woody system.
Kernel 2.4.27
is there a way I can tell which version of the libdb is being used by
squidGuard? (I suspect libdb3) Is there a possible issue with the libdb.
