-----Original Message----- From: St John Tech Support [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2001 11:39 AM To: Rick Matthews Subject: RE: Not Blocking >> >> Well, it looks like you've tried to use the squidGuard module for >> Webmin? >> >> Check the entries in </var/log/squidGuard/squidGuard.log> You'll find a >> lot of information there. > > Log File is empty
I neglected to mention that the log file must be owned by squid.squid also. chown -R squid.squid /var/log/squidGuard Make that change, then <squid -k reconfigure>, and check the squidGuard log again. You should have a plethora of start-up information there. In your squidGuard.conf: You can remove the destination sections that do not begin with bl_; you do not need them. You can also remove the same destinations from your acl statement. Your default acl statement allows nothing, so it can be rewritten as pass none. I made these changes to the squidGuard.conf file that you included with your first post, and the updated version is attached as squidguard_conf.txt Did you receive my other recommendation about using the production version of squidGuard (1.1.4)? Rick
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