Rick,
> How are you accomplishing this? Are you changing the config file so that your ip > is listed in another source declaration? Or are you walking over to another > terminal and using it? I'm on a linux box. I've got an interface setup on each subnet and I just change my proxy to match the proxy address on the other subnets.. > > > the contents of "domains" which were used to create the .db file are... > > www.collierville.com > > .gov > > .mil I thought about this. I will try it. I just tossed the gov, mil, and a couple others because I knew they'd come up... I'll pull it back to minimum... > > Is your ip being seen correctly? If you look at the squid access.log file do you > see 192.168.15.113 logged on each line with your activity? I'll doublecheck... > > Could you post your squidGuard.conf file? I'd rather not post this publicly as it contains information about how our internal network is subnetted ;) I -could- sanitize it and post that :) -- Kevin White, Linux+, A+
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