SquidGuard Setup Issue - No Target Rules List under ACL
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Go to the Blacklist tab and pump in your URL and then click Download. I had to do both to get the list to appear.
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I've already tried out that step under (4) but should I try it out again for second time?
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When I went to simulate your problem, I first went to the Blacklist tab and manually updated. From there, the ACL list was empty, so I went to the Blacklist Options section and filled it in. Oh, did you go back to the General tab and click Save then Apply? It's funny like that sometimes.
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Hello KOM,
Thank you for your help and I'm sorry about the delay in response. I've tried going over your steps but I still cannot locate any ACL with exception of Default Access. I'm not sure what else I'm missing. I've initially tried following steps shown on h$$p://hubpages.com/hub/URL-Filtering-How-To-Configure-SquidGuard-in-pfSense# but it's not working on my side. Do I need to download any other package besides squidguard?
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I'm on vacation this week so my responses are spotty too. Yes, SquidGuard relies on Squid. You may have a broken install if you installed Squid after SquidGuard. Perhaps you should uninstall everything and then try again, in the proper sequence.
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Thank KOM and sorry to interrupt you again. I've taken backup file before this so I will go ahead and try that out.
Thanks!
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@kom i have same issue!help me
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Start a new thread with the exact details of your problem instead of hijacking an ancient thread.
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Locking this.
If you're still running that pfSense and Squidguard version you have bigger problems but I highly doubt you are.
Steve
