Hi
I am using squidGuard via the SuSE 9.1 RPMS. SquidGuard has worked well for me
for many years. But after many years of using the default installation, I
need to allow a URL to be passed even though the overall domain is blocked
elsewhere in the blacklists (blacklist/mail/domains, there is a line
"geocities.com")
I want to allow a specific site within geocities.com, so I create a new
subdirectory of blacklist "ok" and within that subdirectory I have a file
"urls" with contents of "www.geocities.com/pinball_jack". I create the .db
files.
My squidGuard.conf file has:
dest ok {
domainlist blacklist/ok/domains
urllist blacklist/ok/urls
}
acl {
protect {
pass
ok !ads !aggressive !audio-video !drugs !gambling !hacking !mail !porn !proxy
!violence !warez
all
redirect http://woot.com/blocked.html
}
default {
pass none
}
}
To test it, I use the following command: echo
"http://www.geocities.com/pinball_jack 192.168.0.25/- - GET"
| /usr/sbin/squidGuard -c /etc/squidguard.conf -d
and get the output of all the databases that are loaded, followed by the
redirect to woot.com/blocked.com.
You may notice that the "ok" destination has a domain list. In that list, I
allow access to the discovery.com domain (it is blocked elsewhere in the
downloaded blacklists). That override works properly and discovery.com URLs
are not blocked.
I have been looking for information or a way to get squidGuard to output
useful trace information to show me why it doesn't pass the geocities site,
but have found nothing.
Thanks!
