Thanks for the information on the robot.

I will review your config file later today, but I did want to ask a
follow-up.

Based on the entries in your squid config file, your blacklist files
*must* be user=netmax and group=netmax. Having them owned by any other
user/group could create the errors that you've experienced. Would you
mind checking those?

Thank you.

-----Original Message-----
From: Manuel Lujan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2001 10:32 AM
To: Rick Matthews; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: database errors


We have our server plugged directly into a T1 line and I was only going
to
run it once every month, then stop it after it is done, so Bandwidth is
no
problem.  Time is no problem either, because our school district
operates on
a four day week, thus leaving Thursday evening through Monday morning to
run
whatever we need for network maintenance.

The information regarding "squidGuard robot recommended options" is in
the
readme file
http://ftp.ost.eltele.no/pub/www/proxy/squidGuard/contrib/squidGuardRobo
t/

The following section is towards the bottom:

In the beginning you probably want to run in verbose or debug mode to
see and learn what's going on:
   nice squidGuardRobot -d -c config >log 2>&1 & tail -f log
            ( I assume the squidGuard.conf file replaces "config")

Be prepared to have it running for _several_ hours. Especially the
first times when all links are unknown and have to be tested.

here is my squidGuard.conf
#----------------------------------------------------------------
#   DO NOT MODIFY THIS FILE AS IT IS MODIFIED BY THE TEMPLATE
#----------------------------------------------------------------
#   SquidGuard CONFIGURATION FILE
#----------------------------------------------------------------
#
# CONFIGURATION DIRECTORIES
logdir /local/squid/squidGuard/log
dbhome /local/squid/squidGuard/dbhome


# TIME RULES:
# abbrev for weekdays:
# s = sun, m = mon, t =tue, w = wed, h = thu, f = fri, a = sat


# DESTINATION CLASSES:

dest ads {
     domainlist  ads/domains
     urllist  ads/urls
}

dest porn {
     domainlist  porn/domains
     urllist  porn/urls
     expressionlist porn/expressions
}

dest mail {
     domainlist  mail/domains
}

dest warez {
     domainlist  warez/domains
     urllist  warez/urls
}

dest hacking {
     domainlist  hacking/domains
     urllist            hacking/urls
}

# ACLs
acl {
     default {
     pass !porn !ads !hacking !warez !mail all
     redirect
http://www.huerfano.k12.co.us/Tech_support/squidGuard.pl?clientaddr=%a&s
rcclass=%s&targetclass=%t&url=%u

     }
}

my squid.conf file
has the following:

cache_effective_user netmax
cache_effective_group netmax

The size of the ads/domains and the ads/domains.db are 5502 bytes and
16384
bytes, respectively.

Thanks,

Manuel

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Assistant Technology Coordinator
CompTIA A+ Certified Professional

Huerfano School District Re-1
611 West 7th Street
Walsenburg, CO  81089

Phone:  719-738-1899 OR 719-738-1571
Fax:  719-738-3148

Email:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web page:  http://huerfano.k12.co.us
Personal Web page:  http://huerfano.k12.co.us/~mlujan/--

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Support,
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