On 05/07/2015 02:57 PM, Marcus Kool wrote:
did you look at ufdbGuard?
Thank you. I did look at it briefly and moved on when I saw that a paid license was required if a commercial product made use of it. Perhaps I'm wrong about this?
We're looking for something that can be extended beyond what squidGuard offers and has an active developer community. We want to do things like modify the database on the fly, switch on & off various blocks at will, and much more without having to reconfigure / restart.
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