check to see if the permissions on all the files are correct. I had a problem where the db files where not readable to the process that squid was running as and I had a problem with that process not being able to write to the log files.
Sam Network Administrator Teleredes wrote: > Hi everybody! > > I use Red Hat 7.1, running squid 2.4.STABLE 1 and I simply cannot make my > SquidGuard block any site at all. > Yes, i readed the FAQ and some posts (I searched for "now working"...). > My /var/squid/db/* and /var/squid/log are setted to the user/owner "nobody" > (same that squid), all of the chmod 666. > My /etc/squidGuard.conf is chmod 644 and everything runs without error (but > even like this, I can't make it work)if I type something like: > > squidGuard -c /etc/squidguard.conf > > When I let the squid runs it, I can see some suidGuard processes using > "ps -ax". > But the pages I tried to block are allways accessible... > > I have no errror reported on "/var/squid/log/squidGuard.log"... > > Can anyone help me ?? What is happening here ?!? > > Thank's to all. > > Marcelo Carreiro > > --- > > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). > Version: 6.0.362 / Virus Database: 199 - Release Date: 07/05/2002
