Some of the problem is probably in the details.
Stuff Like:
"What steps did you do to install squidGuard? Compile squid -- compile
berkeley db compile squidGuard -- then changed the squid redirector to
use squidGuard with such-and-such line in the squid.conf or whatever. I
made a squidGuard.conf that looks like such-and-such and used the porn
domain file that came with the tarball. Then I made sure that squid and
squidGuard were both running with a ps - ax | grep squid. Then I nmaped
the machine as well to make sure I could see port 3128 was open. Then
set up my browser to use that port. I get such and such error in my
browser when I connect? Any ideas?"
The more detail the better. As far as I know there is no Default
configuration that will work out of the box. You have to tell
squid/SquidGuard what to do depending on what you want it to do.
Martin
Morris Maynard wrote:
> Unfortunately, with Linux, the defaults rarely work. You'll have to stay
> up late reading and re-reading the documentation like everyone else.
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> *Sent:* Wednesday, September 13, 2000 6:48 AM
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> *Subject:* Newbie help with SquidGuard
>
> Hi
>
> I installed squid ?I tray to connect my LAN throw this squid but it
> did not work
>
> I let every thing as default?
>
> Can you help my
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