In previous posts we discussed how to install Squid + squidGuard and how to configure squid to properly handle or restrict access requests. Please make sure you go over those two tutorials and install both Squid and squidGuard before proceeding as they set the background and the context for what we will cover in this post: integrating squidguard in a working squid environment to implement blacklist rules and content control over the proxy server. Requirements • • What Can / Cannot I use SquidGuard For? Though squidGuard will certainly boost and enhance Squid’s features, it is important to highlight what it can and what it cannot do. SquidGuard can be used to: • limit the allowed web access for some users to a list of accepted/well known web servers and/or URLs only, while denying access to other blacklisted web servers and/or URLs. • block access to sites (by IP address or domain name) matching a list of regular expressions or words for some users. • require the use of domain names/prohibit the use of IP address in URLs.

• redirect blocked URLs to error or info pages. • use distinct access rules based on time of day, day of the week, date etc. • implement different rules for distinct user groups. However, neither squidGuard nor Squid can be used to: • analyze text inside documents and act in result. • detect or block embedded scripting languages like JavaScript, Python, or VBscript inside HTML code. BlackLists – The Basics Blacklists are an essential part of squidGuard.

Follow Squid Windows Installer. It is disappointing that there is no option to install to a custom directory; the installer places everything in C. Mar 08, 2013  How to Install Squid and SquidGuard in CentOS Overview A proxy server is a very useful tool for a computer network. Proxy servers are commonly used in computer networks to protect the network from attack, to filter undesirable web content and web pages requested by local users, and to speed up the delivery of web pages and web Continue reading 'How to Install Squid & SquidGuard.

Yakyuken special video. Basically, they are plain text files that will allow you to implement content filters based on specific keywords. There are both freely available and commercial blacklists, and you can find the download links in the project’s website.

In this tutorial I will show you how to integrate the blacklists provided by to your squidGuard installation. These blacklists are free for personal / non-commercial use and are updated on a daily basis. Boom 17 keygen download.

They include, as of today, over 1,700,000 entries. For our convenience, let’s create a directory to download the blacklist package. # mkdir /opt/3rdparty # cd /opt/3rdparty # wget The latest download link is always available as highlighted below.