You received an answer to your question when you posted it on the 13th:
Sam Carleton wrote:
> Well, it sounds like you are having the same problem I was
> having. When I followed the instruction to test squidGuard,
> it blocked fine, but it would never block for requests from
> squid. Some nice person finally enlightened me to a one line
> statement in the documentation that stated that the DB files
> need to be readable by the user that squid runs as and the
> log files need to be writeable by that user. Check your
> permissions, that fixed it for me:)
-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2001 9:34 PM
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Subject: Query?
When i do the debug test from the Unix console, the correct pages are
blocked but when a browser tries to acces these sites they still can
where as they should be redirected to our company homepage.
Please Help
Thanks
