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I have
the same problem with the ads folder; will try your solution for
it.
That did indeed work. Feel like an idiot not
thinking of that myself, but that's what internet friends are for, aint it
:)
Anyway, porn has now been replaced with adult my
system too. Wonder if anyone figured out what's going on?
Thanks Martin.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, July 11, 2002
03:26
Subject: RE: problem with db update
using domains.diff
Gary,
I got the same issue with only the porn
section, if you create a new directory and copy all files from the
porn directory into that, change squidguard.conf to reflect
that, it all works fine. The way I do things now is update the
newly created 'adult' directory (the one I created to replace porn),
from a different site.
hope this helps a
little.
I seem to have the same problem as a lot of
other people: I get a "squidGuard/db/porn/domains.diff+: no such file or
directory" error when I issue "squidGuard -u". However, I may have a twist
on the issue (maybe) that might shed some lite. I have domains.db and
domains.diff files in ads, aggressive, and porn. The only one that fails
with the error is the one in porn. The other 2 are fine and the log shows
the number entries added and deleted for them.
Is it possible that the problem is that
there's a corruption in a config file somewhere that is causing squidGuard
to look for an incorrect file name? I mean, how can it be that 2 of the
file names are correct and one isn't? If it is a corruptoin, can anyone
tell me where to look for it. I tried "grep -i -r 'domains.diff' /*" to
see if I could find a file, but the command just hung there, most likely
because I'm such a linux newbie that I screwed it up :)
thankx.
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