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    SquidGuard Default Blacklist SafeSearch settings and Shallalist

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      jsg
      last edited by

      hmm , I did not. The only thing I did was to reinstall the package to get the latest release and it looks it made something to the destination rule set. Once I loaded again the Shalalist and set it up again, this was working back as normal.
      I digged on squidguard/squid on the internet but there is apparently no easy way to debug / trace what is going on with the rewrite  ::). Any idea/hint ?

      Thanks.

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        jsg
        last edited by

        Interesting. I have click on your 'test' weblink and I got the following (see picture).
        So there is clearly something wrong with my set up then…

        yahho_safe.png
        yahho_safe.png_thumb

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          BobFather
          last edited by

          I have been out for a while.
          Just getting back in to see what has happened.

          dvserg,
          Is this info still current, or do I need something else?

          • download 'http://diskatel.narod.ru/pfSense/packages/squidguard_safesearch.zip'
          • unpack to '/usr/local/pkg'
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            dvserg
            last edited by

            @BobFather:

            I have been out for a while.
            Just getting back in to see what has happened.

            dvserg,
            Is this info still current, or do I need something else?

            • download 'http://diskatel.narod.ru/pfSense/packages/squidguard_safesearch.zip'
            • unpack to '/usr/local/pkg'

            Not actual..

            Safesearch already built into the squidGuard. Reinstall you package.

            SquidGuardDoc EN  RU Tutorial
            Localization ru_PFSense

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              BobFather
              last edited by

              Reloaded the package and the safesearch rewrite option shows up.

              The squidguard.config file ends with:

              rew safesearch {
              s@(google../search?.q=.)@\1&safe=active@i
              s@(google..
              /images.q=.)@\1&safe=active@i
              s@(google../groups.q=.)@\1&safe=active@i
              s@(google..
              /news.q=.)@\1&safe=active@i
              s@(yandex../yandsearch?.text=.)@\1&fyandex=1@i
              s@(search.yahoo..
              /search.p=.)@\1&vm=r@i
              s@(search.live../.q=.)@\1&adlt=strict@i
              s@(search.msn..
              /.q=.)@\1&adlt=strict@i
              log block.log
              }

              acl {

              default {
              pass !blk_BL_adv !blk_BL_aggressive !blk_BL_dating !blk_BL_drugs !blk_BL_gamble !blk_BL_hacking !blk_BL_models !blk_BL_movies !blk_BL_porn !blk_BL_sex_lingerie !blk_BL_spyware !blk_BL_violence !blk_BL_warez !Porn_Filter all
              redirect http://192.168.2.1:81/sgerror.php?url=403…
              rewrite safesearch
              log block.log
              }
              }

              I then tested Google, Yahoo and MSN.
              Yahoo is the only one that is rewriting and actually blocking.
              To test this, for Google I added &safe=active, for msn I added &adlt=strict, to the URL's myslef.
              This worked, so not sure why the rewrite rule isn't working.

              If you need any more info from me let me know.   
              Search word I used was "porno".

              Thanks for all the help.
              Bob

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                BobFather
                last edited by

                I did some checking and possibly the:

                google..*/

                might work as:

                google…/

                Don't know how to change the Config manually or would test myself.

                Don't have any ideas on the MSN search.

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                  BobFather
                  last edited by

                  dvserg,

                  Do you know if the bug in pfSense causing it to crash when the safe search rules were put in manuelly is fixed?
                  If it is, I will try writing the rules there to test and figure out what is going on.
                  Just don't want to crash and reload right now.

                  Thanks

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                    dvserg
                    last edited by

                    @BobFather:

                    dvserg,

                    Do you know if the bug in pfSense causing it to crash when the safe search rules were put in manuelly is fixed?
                    If it is, I will try writing the rules there to test and figure out what is going on.
                    Just don't want to crash and reload right now.
                    Thanks

                    About bug - i sent bugreport and received info what in next version pfSense this bug will fixed.
                    In my pfSense's safesearch work good (google/msn..)
                    'google../' - is a regular expression, what mean 'google./'

                    You can change /usr/local/pkg/squidguard.inc for you tests.

                    SquidGuardDoc EN  RU Tutorial
                    Localization ru_PFSense

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                      BobFather
                      last edited by

                      @dvserg:

                      @BobFather:

                      dvserg,

                      Do you know if the bug in pfSense causing it to crash when the safe search rules were put in manuelly is fixed?
                      If it is, I will try writing the rules there to test and figure out what is going on.
                      Just don't want to crash and reload right now.
                      Thanks

                      About bug - i sent bugreport and received info what in next version pfSense this bug will fixed.
                      In my pfSense's safesearch work good (google/msn..)
                      'google../' - is a regular expression, what mean 'google./'

                      You can change /usr/local/pkg/squidguard.inc for you tests.

                      I am not sure about the 'google…/' in place of the 'google..*/'
                      This is just something I found searching the web for SquidGuard Safe Search ReWrite Rules.  (not specifically pfSense package).

                      Thanks for the update on the pfSense Bug.  I will watch for the next version and update right away.

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                        boipie01
                        last edited by

                        Is bing safesearch supported?
                        thanks

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                          dvserg
                          last edited by

                          @boipie01:

                          Is bing safesearch supported?
                          thanks

                          No. I not found this mechanism in the Bing.

                          SquidGuardDoc EN  RU Tutorial
                          Localization ru_PFSense

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