SQUIDGUARD Times- date range bug?

[Marco Noronha]

When I go to squidguard, in the "times" option to create an hour plan the system will not let me save the date range: 2017.11.02-2017.12.03 or any other

in fact any range that you try to add will give a message stating that it does not agree with the correct mask, but the right way to add a date range is this one, right?

[isacporter]

:o Curious! Same to me.

[doktornotor]

Probably never worked. Once again got lost in the shitty code, the guy who wrote this must have been smoking something extremely strong. Unless you provide a patch noone's going to fix it.

squidguard_validate_times() -> sg_check_time() ->

[isacporter]

@doktornotor:

Probably never worked. Once again got lost in the shitty code, the guy who wrote this must have been smoking something extremely strong. Unless you provide a patch noone's going to fix it.

squidguard_validate_times() -> sg_check_time()

@docktornotor thanks for the indication of the file to be changed. I have reviewed the file and fix the bug. @Marco Noronha, Now we can have timerange in pfsense's Squidguard configurator.  ;D ;D ;D

To fix, just edit the squidguard_configurator.inc file.

Patch to file on pfsense: /usr/local/pkg/squidguard_configurator.inc

## line 285

New value:

define('F_DATERANGE',            'daterange');

This change will fix a typo.

Old value:

define('F_DATRANGE',            'daterange');

## line 1838
New value:

$dtfmt = "/^([0-9]{4})\.([0-9]{2})\.([0-9]{2})\-([0-9]{4})\.([0-9]{2})\.([0-9]{2})$/i";

This change will fix the date comparison variable in case of date range

Old value:

$dtfmt = "/^([0-9]{4})\.([0-9]{2})\.([0-9]{2})/i";

## line 1841
New value:

if (preg_match("{$dtfmt}", $val)) {

This change will fix the date range comparison

Old value:

if (preg_match("{$dtfmt}-{$dtfmt}$", $val)) {

And FINALLY… 8)

## line 1846
New value:

elseif (!preg_match("/^(([0-9]{4})|[*])\.(([0-9]{2})|[*])\.(([0-9]{2})|[*])$|^([0-9]{4})\.([0-9]{2})\.([0-9]{2})\-([0-9]{4})\.([0-9]{2})\.([0-9]{2})$/i", $val)) {
[i]This change is the solution to the main complaint in this post. It will make it possible to create the date range in all possible squidguard patterns.[/i]

Old value:    
[code]elseif (!preg_match("/^(([0-9]{4})|[*])\.(([0-9]{2})|[*])\.(([0-9]{2})|[*])$/i", $val)) {

[b][BONUS][/b] How to set "date" to default option on TIME TYPE field on SG configurator instead of "weekly".

Patch to file: /usr/local/pkg/squidguard_time.xml

[b]## line 108[/b]

New Value:
[code]<value>date</value>[/code]

Old Value:
[code]<value>weekly</value>[/code]

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[doktornotor]

Would be better to submit a proper pull request at GitHub.

[isacporter]

I proposed a pull request on github.

[doktornotor]

Nice, thanks. ;)