> However I noticed today that a site I added > to a domains list isn't being blocked. All > the other sites I've added are blocked. > The particular site I'm trying to block is > zone.msn.com
I can't recreate that. I added zone.msn.com to my domains file, rebuilt the db and tried to go there and was blocked. I see you've used "else" in your config file. Else is only used in conjunction with a time declaration (Within acceptable-hours ...... else). I realize you did not post your entire configuration file; you might want to verify that it is used properly. > Anyhow, msn gaming zone is in both the domains > and url list even though the FM says it will > "match urls included in the domain list." zone.msn.com is a subdomain and should be in the domains list. It shouldn't be in the urls file. > Also one other thing. I got a blacklist that > said it was for squidguard and it's full of > wonder pr0n sites to block, What are "wonder prOn sites"? > however some of the lines start with a period > before the site name. This seems to allow > squidguard to pass these sites. squidGuard will also pass those sites if you don't put them in file at all (and it's much less work that way). To my knowledge, the leading period is not supported. It doesn't accomplish anything good, and I don't know if they have any negative effect. I'd clean 'em up. Hope that helps! Rick Matthews -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Kevin White Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2002 1:32 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Squidguard blocks, well, almost -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hello everyone. I've been toying with squidguard for about a week and everything seems to be working OK. However I noticed today that a site I added to a domains list isn't being blocked. All the other sites I've added are blocked. The particular site I'm trying to block is zone.msn.com I've doublechecked the ACL and the destination list and I think they are right. Here they are just incase this will help... dest games { domainlist games/domains urllist games/urls redirect http:/my.site.name/blocked.html/ } acl { losers { pass good !adult !webmail !entertainment !games !software !executables } else { pass !adult !webmail !software !executables any } } This is really just a partial list of my entire ACL/DEST, but all the other losers are setup in the same format. I suppose I could look and make sure all my bracies {} are in place. Anyhow, msn gaming zone is in both the domains and url list even though the FM says it will "match urls included in the domain list." Also one other thing. I got a blacklist that said it was for squidguard and it's full of wonder pr0n sites to block, however some of the lines start with a period before the site name. This seems to allow squidguard to pass these sites. Is that normal, or has squidguard changed the domain file format from what the blacklist author has? Thanks! - -- Kevin White, Linux+, A+ -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.0.6 (GNU/Linux) Comment: For info see http://www.gnupg.org iD8DBQE8e+LO8exAN71BhY4RAuXXAJ9JNhQLbAUMX3zAw8hOJzUb4XPK8QCgrH2r 6qGwiG+10n3aNWtqjvro0uY= =Ax3m -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
