I checked and 'women.com' is in the porn blacklists downloadable from the squidGuard site. I wish you would have given a little more detail on how you "...removed women.com from the blacklists..."; I try to cover all the bases.
If you removed 'women.com' from /porn/domains, you'll need to: squidGuard -C all squid -k reconfigure If it is still blocked on the first try with your browser, hit <F5> (refresh). [Remember that the next time you update your blacklists 'women.com' will be in there again.] If you added '-women.com' to /porn/domains.diff, you'll need to: squidGuard -u squid -k reconfigure If it is still blocked on the first try with your browser, hit <F5> (refresh). [Make a habit of running <squidGuard -u><squid -k reconfigure> every time after you update your blacklists.] That should get you out of the hot seat. Rick Matthews -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Mike Kiefer Sent: Friday, May 03, 2002 9:45 AM To: Squidguard Mailing List Subject: www.redbook.women.com The president's sister wants to go to this site, and for some reason SG always wants to redirect her. I have removed women.com from the blacklists, and I can browse that site. I can put 209.185.162.155 (the address for www.redbook.women.com) and www.ivillage.com into my browser, and I can surf them find. SG reports this site as porn, but when I do a grep for redbook.women.com I get no solid matches. Is this a problem with SquidGuard or is Squid caching a redirect? How can I fix this? BTW: Squid is V 2.3.STABLE1 and SquidGuard is V 1.20 TIA Mike
