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Well,
gee - go to Source groups and set some up; then go to ACL lists and set some of
those up.
One
thing I guess I should mention - although I use "user" types in the source
groups, the Webmin module doen't know anything about them. It can do the "host",
"range", "subnet", and "domain" source types. Of course the "user" type is
problematic in squidguard/squid, since you have to have some way of getting the
user name and no way that I know of works very well. I use an identd program
running on each client, which seems to work Ok most of the time; except of
course for one system running Linux 6.2/Squid 2.4-3STABLE (hah!)/SquidGuard
1.1.4 which for some reason never seems to send the ident
requests.
OK Morris I've done that... I can see on
the process that squid + squid Guard are running... I have downloaded the list
I can see them I've notice you have some already active... now how can I
restrict access?
Thanx again
luis
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 4:01
PM
Subject: RE: SquidGuard Webmin
Module
Well, when you log into Webmin on the server where you installed the
module, go to the Servers tab and you should see an entry for Squidguard. If
you click on it you should see a Webmin screen with the items Paths, Time
Spaces, Source Groups, and others. I believe the first thing to do is go to
the Module Config link in the upper left hand corner, and there you enter
the path to your squidguard config and squidGuard.exe files. Make sure you
use the same capitalization ("squidGuard" or "squidguard" as you used in the
real file names). When you click on Save you should see the SquidGuard
Webmin screen. Set up Paths first, then the other items.
Hey Morris... I've downloades and
installed your version of the module.... now how do I get around it???
what should I do?
Thanx
Luis
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002
2:28 PM
Subject: RE: SquidGuard Webmin
Module
There has been some discussion here about the Webmin module. In
my own opinion, it has some defects although it is a good start. I have
posted a modified version of it on my ftp site, along with the
squidguard.conf file it manages. Note that the module REQUIRES that the
blacklist sections begin with bl_. There are other requirements for the
squidguard.conf file which I don't remember at present. I modified some
of the files in the module (check
file dates) to resolve a problem with the path to the blacklists.
Another thing to note is that after you make your changes you must go to
the squid module and re-init squid; the squidguard module doesn't do
this.
I have used this module sucessfully but I don't really trust it;
it is faster for me to log in via ssh and modify things directly.
Hi List
See I have to manage another server on
another location running linux Mandrake 8.1 and the squid
2.4.STABLE1 squidGuard 1.1.4 with Berkley DB 2.7.7 , the thing is that
they only gave me acces via the webmin module... I have a big problem
I don't now how to get around and configure it.... I already have the
squid an the Guard process running, but somehow the GUard does not
redirects... if some one could be kind enough to tell me step by step
how to config it to block for startes porn and mp3
To everyone thanx!!!!!!
Luis
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