Thanks all, i tried them both solution that you guys have suggested and i found the blocklist file name suggestion more easier then squidguard i am still unable to configure squidguard. :( by the way i already got the basic understanding about squid and i was already thinking of the same solution. now i just downoaded a full blocklist from a website and extracted its content in a folder and put the rule to block porn. that was easy. Thanks all ones again. but one more thing i would like to add is that i am also aware that I could not ask squidguard related question in squid forum but directly or indirectly both are associated to each other and for guys like me who are newbie and struggling hard to have understanding with the technology, a single tip can help saving weeks of troubleshooting and waisting time. because this is not Microsoft "Next Next Next in setup wizard" and "reboot" doesn't work with Linux. i hope it doesn't hurt anyone. Thanks On Tue, Mar 6, 2012 at 7:55 AM, Amos Jeffries <squid3@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On 06.03.2012 14:46, Benjamin E. Nichols wrote: >> >> Well you could use squids built in blacklist capabilities instead of >> adding complexity by trying to us squidGard or DansGuardian, >> particularly if your a noob at squid. Ive taken a look at them and >> decided that its too much effort to try and implement, Rather, this is >> how ive done it. >> >> >> Try this instead, its what I do. >> >> created a blacklist file, and place it somewhere, mine is in my squid dir >> >> /etc/squid3/squid-block.acl (u can name it whatever u want of course) >> >> add a few test entries to this file in the following format >> >> .pornsite.com >> .unwantedsite.com >> .whatevershit.com >> .someshitwebsite.com >> >> the . will ensure that www.pornsite.com or any subdomain is also blocked. >> >> (Attached is a copy of my own blacklist I use to block porn, >> malicious sites, and advertisements combined from several published >> blacklists that I have allready formatted for squid using sed and >> awk.) >> >> >> So next add these lines to your squid.conf >> >> #========blacklist by haxradio.com========== >> >> acl blacklist dstdomain "/etc/squid3/squid-block.acl" >> http_access deny blacklist >> >> #================================== >> >> then do >> >> squid3 +k reconfigure (assuming that your running squid3.x series) >> > > Er, "-k" > > >> Voila, you are blocking sites using a black list my friend. >> >> btw, just ignore the stupid warning messages. they do not affect the >> functionality of this feature and ive learned >> to just ignore them. > > > Which warning messages? > > > Amos >
