Joseph L. Casale a écrit :
> Exact scenario occurred for me as well.
>   
Hi everyone, here again, on a brand new install with 2.1.2, an old oink 
and a brand new one... it all end up with the same result, md5 error 
first and invalid oink after this...

But it does not end here... I tried the content filter in order to prove 
my customer that it can be useful... Bad Idea !!! I tried to put on all 
the porno and sexual things and typed www.grosseins.com (bigboobs.com 
should exist also in english...)... I was quite amazed that i can access 
the site without any trouble... I did also put http://www.grosseins.com 
in the black list, but it also failed to block the site.... Is the oink 
code related to the content filter or a snort general problem on this 
version ? I don't know... What I know is that the "mother who wanted her 
kid to be protected by the content filter" had quite surprise to see i 
did not work as it should...

Stephane



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