Hello, I have added some capability to squidGuard to support NySQL queries, and this all works fine if I run squidGuard from the command line. That is, I can query MySQL cleanly. Also, I put some debugging hooks in squidGuard that write out to temporary files to monitor my progress through the squidGuard code as I add additional code throughout squidGuard. This also works okay from the command line.
Now the curious situation is that when I call my hacked squidGuard from squid as a redirector, none of the MySQL queries work and none of my temporary debugging files are being written to. Once I did find one of my temporary files over in the squid cache directory, but I blew it away and it never came back. Anybody know what is going on here? Why is it that modifications to squidGuard work from the command line, but not when called from squid? Does squid hold some kind of state environment for squidGuard when it is restarted or reloaded? Thanks, Murrah Boswell
