Bert Rapp wrote:
I'm using squid with squidguard to take advantage of the blacklists. So far it is working fine. I'm also using SARG to generate reports of whom is going where. The problem I'm having is that the reports that sarg is generating doesn't say that the sites in the blacklists are actually being blocked. I know they are, but I need my report to reflect that fact.There two aspects to consider:
Has anyone had to set this up?
1) the denying cgi referred in the redirect clause should return 403 as http status (2.0 squidGuard.cgi does that)
2) sarg seems to test TCP_DENIED/403. Instead squid logs a TCP_MISS/403 when the request is redirected to the denying cgi).
You can easily solve patching sarg (as we did), but I was wandering if squidguard could let squid log TCP_DENIED instead of TCP/MISS in this case.
tito.
