> -----Original Message----- > From: Tin con Fastweb > > I've downloaded and compiled squidGuard, and everything work fine > stand-alone: if I debug squidGuard with the command > > echo "http:// .... | /usr/local/bin/squidGuard -c <config_file> -d > > the sites are blocke/allowed exactly accoding to what is written in > the squidGuard configuration file. > > But when I access the sites via browser and squid, nothing is blocked > and all sites are allowed. <snip> > > Any idea why it doesn't work ?
Have you checked your squidGuard.log file? squidGuard is fairly verbose during start up and logs most everything that goes on; the good and the bad. The entries in the log will help isolate the problem you are experiencing. If you find the log file to be empty, something is wrong. Check your logdir statement in your config file, then check file ownership and permissions for squidGuard.log. You can also check squid's cache.log (might be in /var/log/squid) to se if squid had a problem starting squidGuard. I would imagine that squidGuard has gone into emergency mode because of something it doesn't like. Rick
