We hired Tim Niemueller to develop a SquidGuard module for us which can 
be found on his website here:

http://www.niemueller.de

There were a couple of users here who were deeply offended by it, and a 
few who found it useful.  Regardless, it's freely licensed under the 
GPL, and mostly complete at this point though certainly not perfect.  It 
will see a lot more development in the coming months, and testers and 
submitters of patches are certainly welcome.

The module will someday be part of a much larger Open Source framework 
for content control, but it has been on the back-burner for a couple of 
months.

Graham Pearson wrote:

> SquidGuard List:
> 
> I have been using squid/squidGuard here in the education K-12 arena for 
> the past 8 months and use it on our 12 servers. I was wondering if 
> anyone has looked to allow squidGuard to obtain the lists of sites via SQL.
> 
> Any Pros/Cons on this? Or is their a Web Interface for squidGuard that 
> someone is developing that I could help testing with.


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