On Sun, Jun 29, 2008 at 3:27 PM, Henrik Nordstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On sön, 2008-06-29 at 10:15 -0500, Nick Lehman wrote: >> I figured out what was happening. I ended up doing a chown to the >> squid user on those files. Now I'm having another issue. None of the >> sites that I have blacklists for under squidguard are being blocked. >> I see the 4 processes running along side squid, but nothing is being >> block. Even the expression filters in the squid config are being >> ignored. > > Usually it's for the same reasons, permission issues. If SquidGuard > detects a proble with it's configuration it enters passthru mode letting > all requests pass.. > > Check your cache.log, at around the time where Squid starts SquidGuard.. > > And doublecheck that your cache_effective_user has read permission on > the SquidGuard configuration data. > > Regards > Henrik >
Still no luck. I checked everything (cache log doesn't get created) and it's all accessible. the contents of the squidGuard directories are owned by the squid user. I'm at a point now where I get "proxy refusing connections" I notice that squid starts and then shortly there after stops. Did a -X and it appears to have taken the config. I'm out of ideas.
