> -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > On Behalf Of John Hansknecht > Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2003 7:17 AM > To: Listserv SquidGuard > Subject: Help, squidGuard and transparent proxy > > > Recently I changed by squid configuration to a transparent proxy > setup using iptables for the redirect. I thought everything was > working fine... but now I find that squidGuard, that was working > fine before is no longer blocking any sites. Any suggestions on > what configuration changes I need to make to make squidGuard work > under a transparent proxy setup?
How are you identifying your source group(s)? You may have lost your ID method by going to a transparent proxy. You can look in squid's access.log and see what information squid has to send to squidGuard. In that environment your users will not match any source group, and will be processed instead by your default acl. But since your default acl should 'pass none', they would experience all sites blocked. "Not blocking any sites" sounds like emergency mode, which would be logged. Are there any error messages being written to squidGuard.log? Rick
