The newly created category should show alphabetically in the list, above any blacklist categories. Find the MyWhiteList entry in the list and select whitelist. Enter a name for the category - myBlockExt for example. Find the myBlockExt entry in the list and select deny. Add at least one Custom Target Category with a site to pass or block and use it along with the blacklist entries to work around the problem. On squid 3. The pfSense bug tracker contains a list of known issues with this package.
This package is currently supported by Netgate TAC to those with an active support subscription. Netgate Logo Netgate Docs. Previous Tuning the Squid Package. Block access to URLs matching a list of regular expressions or words for some users.
Redirect blocked URLs to an info page. Redirect banners to an empty GIF. Have different access rules based on time of day, day of the week, date etc. Install the squidGuard package Configure Squid package. Configure squidGuard package. Open General settings tab. Check the Enable box to activate the package.
Set Blacklist options to use blacklist categories. Forward Proxy: Typically sits between local clients and remote internet server. It can be used to control which websites that clients are allowed to load, or log servers and URLs clients are visiting. Reverse Proxy: typically sits between remote clients and the local server. These allow for load balancing, failover, or another intelligent connection routing for public services such as web server. Squid is primarily a forward proxy used for client access control.
It can, however, be used in a reverse proxy role if needed. The reverse proxy capabilities are inferior to HAProxy, however. There is two big advantage to Squidguard: it is fast and it is free. Hard disk cache size in MB : Set this as needed, but keep it a reasonable size.
Minimum object size: Can be left at 0 to cache everything, but may be raised if small objects are not desired in the cache.
Maximum object size: Object larger than this setting will not be saved on disk. If speed is more desirable than saving bandwidth, this should be set to a low value. Memory cache size: the amount of RAM that squid should claim for caching. Use as much as can be spared, as this is much faster than caching to disk. Proxy Interface s : Select which interface s the proxy will listen on. LAN is probably the desired setting.
Allow users on the interface: If this is checked, the subnets for the interfaces selected in the last step will automatically have access. There will be no need to add them on the Access Control tab.
Proxy Port: Leave this as There is no need to change the port number for the transparent proxy to work. The remaining settings may be left at their defaults, or changed if desired. It is likely best to leave them alone until the proxy is operational and tested. If any other subnets will pass through the proxy aside from the subnet for the interface squid is using, enter them here. SquidGuard comes with a small blacklist basically for testing purposes.
They should not be used in production. A better way is to start with one of the blacklist collections listed alphabetically below.
This option is used for the exception to prohibited categories. A custom message may be entered in the Redirect info box below. Make sure that these search engines are available. If this protection should be strictly enforced, disable access to all other search engines.
Entries should be separated by a space. The examples on the page show how entries should be formatted. As with the Common ACL discussed previously. Redirect and logging options specific to this category may be set. Click Target Rule List to expand the list of categories. The newly created category should show alphabetically in the list, above any blacklist categories.
I have several questions that perhaps someone could answer. First I suppose I should ask is the ftp site that is listed in the squidguard panel current. That is is it being updated? Maybe I should just leave it alone and thats it? Currently I have I did this and it seems to recieve the command eg there are no errors but when I go to the panel and click on content filtering then look at the string in the "blacklist controls" the string there is the same as the default install.
I have read several posts on trying to upgrade the blacklists but they all seem to run me into trouble. Please search before asking, an answer may already exist. I cannot say if I typed the. Most likely I just cut and pasted from the original post so as to be accurate. Unfortunately the command rpm -q smeserver-squidguard Does not give any output? It appears however I have squidguard 1. But not smeserver-squidguard. So now I very confused. When I click view or submit data I get the following message.
Please go back and try again. Press the back button on your browser to return to the Interface Regards. The db command will not work in that case I would suggest you uninstall all those squidguard rpms rpm -e e-smith-squidGuard etc etc for all the packages you listed, you may have to sort out the uninstall order so that you don't get dependency errors Quote.
Thanks, I think I understand. As a general comment not to you, but just thinking out loud I'm not sure what the rules are for the wiki but it would be good I think if it had a clearer list like you have provided of how to install the squidguard on the server and where to get a valid software for it.
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