> -----Original Message----- > From: Greg Smythe > Sent: Wednesday, September 04, 2002 10:26 AM > > Thanks, but the FAQ didn't help, infact it made it worse. I had to chmod > -R 700 the blacklists and logfile otherwise squidGuard would go into > panic mode. I also downloaded 3.2.9 of BerkeleyDB and compiled it and > squidGuard again and I'm getting the same problem. > > squidGuard starts up fine and reads in the db's, but doesn't block > anything even when I have 'default pass none' in the acl block. > > [root@proxy squidguard]# squidGuard -v > SquidGuard: 1.2.0 Sleepycat Software: Berkeley DB 3.2.9: (January 24, > 2001)
Well, the version numbers look good! Now that the versions are correct I can offer a few thoughts/comments that may help: - After installing a different version of BerkeleyDB, you need to delete all of the existing .db files and recreate them with -C. - What log entries are added to squidGuard.log when you execute a 'squid -k reconfigure'? - Would you mind posting your squidGuard.conf file? Or send it to me privately, if you prefer. Here are some of the assumptions that I am making about your system: - Squid was installed and working properly before the squidGuard install was started. - Your browser points to squid as a proxy and you are able to browse the web through squid. - The user:group owner of your squidGuard directories and files matches the user:group listed for the cache_effective_user and cache_effective_group tags in your squid.conf file. - You have modified the redirect_program tag in your squid.conf file and squid starts squidGuard when you execute 'squid -k reconfigure'. I'll be happy to work through this with you; I know we can get it up and running! Rick Matthews
