Art Mason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Okay, belay that last posting from me, as I've already located the necessary
> URLs for cookfire updates. Also, I've somehow managed to get
> squid/squidGuard working w/ user authentication. All it apparently required
> was a reinstall. Anyway, I've located and downloadedthe blacklists.tar.gz
> file from http://www.squidguard.org/blacklist/ and figured out that any
> entries for blocked domains via the naat web interface end up being written
> to /usr/share/squidGuard-1.1.4/db/banneddestination/domains, but my questions
> is, where do I untar the blacklist database files so that all the
> subdirectories in the .tar.gz will fall into their proper subdirs in the
> filesystem on the cookfire box? Again, thanks in advance.
Hello there,
I'm sorry but you cannot simply update the squidGuard configuration
through the web frontend. Why ? Simply because the sections are not the
same. From the very start: www.squidguard.org uses one blacklist.tar.gz
archive and Fabrice Pringent,
http://cache.univ-tlse1.fr/documentations/cache/squidguard_en.html
(you can find in the links section) provides an extended blacklist.tar.gz
archive.
Here is the contents of this list:
warez
violence
redirector
publicite
hacking
gambling
forums
drugs
audio-video
aggressive
adult
ads
ads:
domains
urls
adult:
domains
expressions
urls
aggressive:
domains
urls
audio-video:
domains
urls
....
In our basic squidGuard configuration we use the following sections:
advertising
banneddestination
bannedsource
lansource
privilegedsource
timerestriction
the blacklist archive sections have the advertising/banneddestination sections in
our tool as a correspondance.
So you could concatenate, by hand, the urls/domains/expressions section
from the blacklist archive to our advertising/banneddestination sections,
and then remove the comments.
simply do a cat whatever/blacklist/ads/domains >>
/usr/share/squidGuard-1.1.4/db/banneddestination/domains
and the same thing for the other sections. Then restart squid.
Of course, in the advanced version of the firewall we will create scripts
to deal with all that.
Of course, save your configuration before doing that.
Sincerely,
--
Florin http://www.mandrakesoft.com
