I have an e-smith 5.1.2 box with Squidguard 3.1. When I click on the content filter link, I get a Page Not Found error. It worked when I first installed it, but now it is broken. The only two things I have done that may or may not cause a problem are, one, I installed the port-forward rpm (dmc-mitel-portforwarding-0.0.1-4.noarch.rpm), and, two, I changed the ip addresses (I was in a testing mode before replacing an existing firewall). The filter is functioning, I just can't administer it from the web admin page.
After a fair amount of digging, I discovered that the alias no longer exists on the admin server running on port 980. However, the alias IS installed on the public web server running on port 80. The administrator works if I type in the url for the squidguard subdirectory on the public site. I would prefer to have it on port 980 where it should be. I tried to copy the template file from the httpd.conf directory to the admin-conf directory, but it had no effect. Has anyone seen this before, and how do I add the squidguard alias and directory definition to the admin site on e-smith? Thanks, Joe Brandibas � MCSE, CCNA Technology Coordinator Whiteside School District #115
