Re: SquidGuard

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interesting. I am not having that issue on my DG based system. One the major tweaks is the naughtiness factor. I run mine here @300 and that strikes a good balance. at another client i run it @250. yet another client @340. This is in addition to all of the other tweaks. It may not work for you but so far i have yet to find anything with the ability tob e so readily custom tailored..<G>

John Summerfield wrote:
William Warren wrote:
the nice thing about DG is it's flexibility. You can whitelist your pc and leave the others filtered..or setup your pc to be in a less stringent group. I would re-evaluate the full power of DG..<G>


It seems I lacked clarity: my point is that the rules are too stringent and restrict perfectly innocent browsing. Almost any longish document will contain enough bad words to be blocked, especially if it contains current teen-speak.





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