Thanks for your response.
In fact, the mail's category was not included in squiguard.conf... It's Ok.
"Elsen Marc" <elsen@imec.be> a écrit dans le message de
news:81632E65B602CB4C9165B7DC3E330C330581C8C4@e2k03.imec.be...
> Hi,
>
> Squid is configured to redirect html requests to squidguard.
> You have blocked a site with squidguard wich is www.caramail.com.
>
> The site www.caramail.com is redirect to an another site
> immediatly and for
> consequent, the site www.caramail.com is not blocked. I don't
> understand why
> because i thought that squidguard blocked the URL before it
> was redirected.
>
> Could you explain me please ?
That can't happen, as you state.
The thing is , what do you mean by 'squidguard blocked'.
Squidguard is not a web blocker but a general purpose redirector.
It can be used in that way, indeed. But ->
Did you setup squidguard correctly ?
What in squid's access log for 'www.caramail.com', verify this
entry (and that it is correctly processed by squidguard).
M.
Received on Fri Jan 07 2005 - 02:49:54 MST
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