Why don't you try Berkeley ver 3.3? You might find this interesting reading: <http://www.sleepycat.com/docs/ref/upgrade.4.0/toc.html>. That page is a summary of the changes that must be made to an application written for Berkeley db 3.3 in order for it to function properly with Berkeley db 4.0.
I'd stick with 3.3. Rick Matthews -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Seri Al-Najjar Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2002 6:12 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Help with SquidGuard error (potentially Berkeley DB but doubtfull) Hi all, first question to the list (first time trying to use squidGuard). I'm experiencing a problem with 'sgDbLoadTextFile: put: Permission denied' I'll quickly outline what I've attempted: 1st try: Build squidGuard against the BerkeleyDB version 4 (oops) Tests work fine (test.pass test.block and test.rewrite) Squid calls squidGuard squidGuard logs contain sgDbLoadTextFile: put: Permission denied going into emergency mode 2nd try: Build squidGuard against the BerkeleyDB version 2 Same as above with same results Now, i've created a new folder for the logs, db's, conf's etc, I've chowned them to the same user the process runs under, I've chmod'd them to 777 still same result If however I change the urls and domains files to only contain a few lines (less than about 100), it works fine, this seems to be a large file issue, does anyone know why/what is going on? All advice gratefully recieved Seri Al-Najjar
