Charles,
The Squid package was started by someone who stubbed in a lot of
functionality and then promptly fell off the face of the earth. As a
result, a lot of what's in the user interface including the tie-in to
squidGuard isn't there. That's not to say that you couldn't install
squidGuard on your pfSense box and manually configure it, but the WebGUI
is incomplete at this time.
-Gary
Charles Sprickman wrote:
Hi all,
I'm running RELENG_1_SNAPSHOT_04-12-2006 and am very happy with it.
Traffic shaping (one of my main concerns since I do lots of VoIP) is
working great for me.
I installed the squid package (2.5.12.1) just to play with it and
perhaps do some network-wide URL blocking for ads. When I go to
"Services->Squid" there's a checkbox that is labelled "URL Filtering
Enabled". There's also an explanation next to it:
"This enables the advanced functionality in conjunction with
squidGuard to provide an array of URL filtering options. This
squidGuard functionality can be additionally configured from Services
-> Advanced Proxy Filtering"
I don't see any "Advanced Proxy Filtering" link under the services
menu. Am I missing something, or is this feature just not here yet?
That also brings up a very general question... There's a few things
that I'd like to twiddle besides the squid config, including an
"illegal" dhcp setup where I hand my laptop the same IP via wired or
wireless. What are the plans, if any, to allow a user to override the
pfsense-generated configs?
Thanks,
Charles
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