Squid Returned to Packages *** PLEASE TEST ***

dvserg

What version squidGuard worked with current squid version?

Guest

Since squidGuard hasn't been in development for a number of years, the latest version in the FreeBSD ports tree should be perfectly adequate. I've used it before (not on pfSense) with the squid26 port.

dvserg

I have pfSense 1.0.1 and latest official squid package (squid-2.6.5) from this topic

When i test self sG package gui with this on local pkg_config.xml (xmlrpc):
```
<depends_on_package_base_url>http://ftp13.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD/ports/i386/packages-6-stable/All</depends_on_package_base_url>
<depends_on_package>squidGuard-1.2.0_1.tbz</depends_on_package>


this download previous version squid-2.5.14_2.tbz and install them  ???
In **pkg_info** i looking both versions of **sqiud**
What i must do for use squidGuard whith installed newest version squid (not download previous version)?

ps: i only make webGUI for squidGuard for existing hidden in pkg_config.xml _squidGuard package_

xstas

Error in /usr/local/pkg/squid.inc, line #639

'max_download_suze' must be changed on 'max_download_size'

sullrich

Fixed, thanks!

dvserg

Question-request
Possible add to squid package log-rotation?
For instance in the manner of list (element-select)
-never
-daily
-weekly
-monthly

sullrich

@dvserg:

Question-request
Possible add to squid package log-rotation?
For instance in the manner of list (element-select)
-never
-daily
-weekly
-monthly

Patches accepted.

abubin

just installed squid and find it to be quite nice. The interface is completely different from what I expected. Not as powerful as I would like it to be. Probably cause I am used to webmin.

Anyway, some of the features I needed are not in the gui. Can I port over my own squid.conf and apply it there? I understand I won't be able to edit the squid.conf later using the gui. I am okay with that as I can edit the file manually. Will that work?

dvserg

Yes You can edit squid.conf manually But don't run gui after - conf will rewrited

Justinw

If you want to write your own conf files, just edit the squid.sh file in /usr/local/etc/rc.d/squid.sh
Add the startup flag to point to the squid.conf that you write yourself.
The webgui won't work for changes anymore, but you won't get your conf file rewritten every time the box restarts either.
Also, webmin runs on a pfsense machine
pkg_add -r webmin
run setup.pl instead .sh
Boom, you have webmin.

hoba

@Justinw:

Boom, you have webmin.

What exactly do you mean goes Boom? ;D

Justinw

Boom probably is a good word for it, I wouldn't use webmin to change anything, but you can if you want…hehe

dminkler

I'm having trouble with setting up mac filtering, I was wondering if that option was included in the "return" of squid?

dvserg

On transparent mode squid blocked access to 127.0.0.1 (from php to self system), but access trought LAN ip worked. It's bug or no?