It sounds more like a permissions issue from here: Try su'ing to the user that squid runs as and running squidGuard -d; you will probably find an unreadable directory or an unwritable log file somewhere ...
On Thu, 14 Mar 2002, peter barth wrote: > Hi there, > > I posted a question a couple of hours ago, naming my problem that > squidGuard as a commandline runs, but for a redirect_program for squid > it doesn't. > > could that has anything to do with the fact that nslookups are not > working? Is squid doing nslookups before redirecting to the > redirect_program? If so, can I avoid this? > > Just to explain: > > I 'm sitting behind a firewall which accepts exactly one Proxy at a > specific IP-adress. This Proxy has Caberpatrol as a filter-program, > which we try to substitute through squidGuard because of bad > performance. If I configure the "real" squid as a parent for my local > squid , cyberpatrol blocks the pages. To avoid this I run the local > squid as a standalone server leading me into the problem of not having > nslookups running. > > Can I force my local squid (redirecting to squidGuard) to redirect > before it sends requests to its siblings/parents? > > I feel that this question has more to do with configuring squid rather > than squidGuard, but I would appreciate any answer. > > Thank you very much > > Peter Barth > >
